Top crypto news from the Middle East region over the last week (Sept. 17–23, 2022): Islamic finance sector sees growth opportunities in crypto and metaverse New research of IslamicMarkets.com with leading Islamic finance professionals shows growing acceptance of crypto and digital assets and rising interest in the metaverse. Nearly 63% predict the adoption of crypto…
Breaking crypto news from the last week (Sept. 3 – 9, 2022): Sept. 10: Blockchain.com, a London-based crypto exchange, has been granted provisional regulatory approval by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) in Dubai. After granted provisions, institutional and retail clients can use the crypto platform in the UAE. MicroStrategy, a software development firm that…
Top crypto news from the Middle East region over the last week (Sept. 11–17, 2022): The 22nd World Blockchain Summit is set for Dubai on Oct. 17-18 The 22nd global edition of the World Blockchain Summit will bring together some of the world’s leading crypto influencers, policymakers, key government delegates, media, family offices, HNIs, and…
Breaking crypto news from the last week (Sept. 3 – 9, 2022): Sept. 3: Crypto exchange Crypto.com has pulled out of a $495-million sponsorship deal with the Union of European Football Association (UEFA) Champions League, citing legal issues it’s facing in some EU countries. Although, Crypto.com lasts a sponsorship for the FIFA 2022 Qatar World…
6th Blockchain Dubai Summit 2022 will be held in Grand Hyatt on October 14-15 A two-day Blockchain Dubai Summit 2022 in Grand Hyatt on October 14-15 is going to become the leading gathering of senior decision-makers discussing the impact of blockchain and crypto technologies on industries. The event will bring together tech visionaries, entrepreneurs, investors,…
Breaking crypto news from the last week (Aug. 27 –Sept. 2, 2022): Aug. 27: Forbes’s new analysis of 157 crypto exchanges reveals that 51% of the daily Bitcoin trading volume is likely fake. “Wash trading” also benefits exchanges, allowing them to appear to have more volume than they actually do and encouraging more legitimate trading….