Tag Archives: cryptocurrency

Ahead Of New Loan Offer Arrivals – ‘Creeping Crypto’ News

Ahead of the arrival of a suite of loan offerings – coming soon – we bring you more from the “creeping crypto” school of news. Our friends at Crowdfundinsider report on the latest step in the integration of cryptocurrencies and “mainstream” life: The team at Fintech Deel notes that if your business holds money in stablecoin USDC, […]

Irresistible Crypto Force To Best Immovable Regulatory Object

Irresistible forces and immovable objects have a fair bit of history. Inevitably, the irresistible force ends up the winner. In FinTech, cryptos are the coming thing. And nothing, it seems, can stop them. The UK’s top financial watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), is reduced to little more than whining in this report from our […]

New Loans In Pipeline – Plus Crypto Clampdown

We’re pleased to report that the pipeline of new loans is looking healthy, and new auctions will be landing on site shortly. Meanwhile, we’re continuing our look at the prevailing climate in the regulation of cryptocurrencies by central banks and governments. Crowdfundinsider reports the effects of a major clampdown from the Russian authorities. Cypress-based KoronaPay, a […]

UK Government Moves To Regulate Crypto Gold Rush

Rapidly expanding new asset class, or dangerous speculative gold rush? Cryptocurrencies have been grabbing the headlines with the wild fluctuations of the prices of its leading players. That’s attracted attention and big speculative – without, as speculation implies, necessarily an appreciation of the risks involved. The UK government is now moving to make it more […]

Cryptoland: Idealists, Charlatans Somehow Create A Dangerous But Viable Future

In the final stage of his odyssey through cryptos, digital tokens and currencies, our communications director, award-winning journalist Martin Baker, draws some sobering conclusions and reveals his own plans for potential future investment in this volatile sector. The conventional wisdom nowadays is that cryptocurrencies have moved beyond being tools of criminality. From what I see, […]