Today, in 2001 a reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant exploded and released radioactivity into the atmosphere a day after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. We're all renewable energy fans over here and hope that cryptocurrency mining will continue to encourage energy producers to go green. In the meantime, let's see if any "green news" came out recently
Let’s go!
Cryptocurrency company Tether announced the release of its USDT stablecoin on the Solana blockchain
According to the official announcement, Solana will allow users to make transactions in USDT at a rate exceeding 50,000 transactions per second.
Transaction fees will be as low as $0.00001.
Tether is already integrated with several blockchains along with Ethereum, Algorand, EOS, Omni and Tron.
Well, after litigation, Tether is starting to throw up some good news. For how long?:.
Altshuler Shaham, Israel's largest asset management and insurance firm, invested $100 million in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC). The investment was made at a BTC price of $21,000.
"The $100 million investment turned into $200 million, and of that $200 million, we've already sold a third of it. This is a new investment for us. It took us a few months to get all the necessary approvals," said Altshuler Shaham founder Gilad Altshuler
Altshuler also conceded that the company may increase BTC in the future in addition to its current position.
That's it! Bitcoin is no longer has any geography at all. Waiting for Third World countries in the lists, then ToTheMoon will be 100%.
Hmm, will the mass purchase of crypto end with bitcoin? Or will it be followed by stablecoin or ETH?
What's interesting, only 4 of 67 projects from their portfolio are available on Coinbase Pro. We wonder which project they will list next?
— Elrond (EGLD) showed the 2021 roadmap;
— Binance Staking launches Staking Near with yields as high as 34.49% p.a;
— Hotbit listed Hapi.
And you...buy Bitcoin! 😉