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  • La Haus accepts Bitcoin for property purchases

    La Haus accepts Bitcoin for property purchases

    La Haus, a Latin American proptech company, is now accepting bitcoin for home purchases through on-chain transactions and the Lightning Network.

    This is part of La Haus’ strategy to provide consumers with a variety of payment options and maintain the company’s position as the market leader.

  • Additional 31 billion SHIB are being accumulated

    Additional 31 billion SHIB are being accumulated

    According to WhaleStates, a trader accumulated 31.3 billion SHIB, equivalent to around $1.73 million. This transaction brought the trader’s cumulative complete to practically 863 billion SHIB, worth over $47.4 million.

  • HBAR Foundation supports Akt.io to launch first DeFi project

    HBAR Foundation supports Akt.io to launch first DeFi project

    Akt.io, the innovative platform bridging DeFi, wealth management and payment services, announced today its partnership with the HBAR Foundation to support their launch of the first DeFi app on Hedera Network.

    Their forthcoming app will enable users to automate investments with intelligent algorithms, generate income with digital assets and be seamlessly connected to the akt.io Wealth Card, an internationally recognized payment card that will allow for direct payments with invested capital.

  • Analysts suggests BTC will soon head to $75,000

    Analysts suggest BTC will soon head to $75,000

    Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that after dropping to a low near $62,800 late on Nov. 10, the price of Bitcoin managed to claw its way back up to the $65,000 level where bulls now look to consolidate and regroup for another push higher. An analyst outlined one possible trajectory for the price of BTC to reach $75,000 in the short term.

  • DWB is now using blockchain tech for medical record storage

    DWB is now using blockchain tech for medical record storage

    DWB is now using blockchain tech for medical record storage

    At a November 11 press conference, blockchain-based document security company Transcrypts announced a partnership with Doctors Without Borders, or DWB, in order to store all patient medical records on the blockchain, where they will be accessible from a patient’s phone.

    With this partnership, Doctors Without Borders and TransCrypts hopes to build a future where this loss of life can be mitigated.

  • ‘Invisible Aether’: World’s largest museum launches NFT art exhibition

    ‘Invisible Aether’: World’s largest museum launches NFT art exhibition

    ‘Invisible Aether’: World’s largest museum launches NFT art exhibition

    The Russian State Hermitage Museum continues diving in the nonfungible tokens (NFTs) industry by debuting its first fully-virtual exhibition of digital art.

    Shortly after raising over $400,000 via its first NFT auction on Binance in September, the Hermitage is now hosting a free exhibition of NFT artworks existing exclusively in the virtual space.

  • Miami will hand out free Bitcoin to residents

    Miami will hand out free Bitcoin to residents

    Miami will hand out free Bitcoin to residents

    Citycoins launched the MiamiCoin cryptocurrency in August, which helps fund municipal projects by generating yield.

    “We’re going to be the very first city in America to give Bitcoin yield as a dividend directly to its residents,” Suarez said in an interview on Nov. 11. Every Miami resident with a digital wallet will be eligible to receive a Bitcoin dividend according to Mayor Francis Suarez.

  • TVK grew by 31.72% after 24 hours, trading volume increased by 3 times

    TVK grew by 31.72% after 24 hours, trading volume increased by 3 times

    TVK grew by 31.72% after 24 hours, trading volume increased by 3 times

    Over the past 24 hours, TVK has increased by 31.72%, with a trading volume of $26.66 million, which is 3 times the average volume of the previous 10 days.

  • Twitter incorporate decentralized tech into the platform

    Twitter incorporate decentralized tech into the platform

    Twitter incorporate decentralized tech into the platform

    The social media firm Twitter is building out a new crypto team to add crypto, blockchain and decentralized technology into the popular social media platform.

    Twitter revealed that they will develop decentralized apps (DApps) for creators to manage virtual goods, currencies, and ways for their fans to support their community.

  • Ripple announced launching Liquidity Hub

    Ripple announced launching Liquidity Hub

    Fintech firm Ripple has announced a new service aimed at finance companies that will allow them to offer cryptocurrency trading to customers.

    The new service will target its enterprise clients, giving them access to digital assets from a range of providers such as exchanges, market makers and over-the-counter trading desks. It is currently in the preview stage and will launch in 2022.