Worldcoin Expands Across Europe with Digital ID in Austria
The Worldcoin Foundation has introduced its digital ID-issuing orb in Austria, providing access to its digital identity verification technology across Europe. Residents of Vienna who are 18 or older may authenticate their World ID at numerous locations throughout the city as of July 31, becoming part of a global network of more than 6.3 million […]
Ferrari Launches Cryptocurrency Payments in Europe
Ferrari, the Italian manufacturer of luxury sports cars, is expanding its cryptocurrency payment system to Europe following its successful debut in the United States in 2023. Ferrari officially announced on July 24 that it will expand its crypto payment feature to its network of European merchants by the end of July 2024. At the time […]
Global Bitcoin ATM Network Decreases by 334 Machines
In less than 40 days, the global network of active Bitcoin ATMs decreased by 334 machines, which coincided with the decline in Bitcoin prices. The 107 Bitcoin ATMs offline in June marked the conclusion of a 10-month trajectory of month-on-month increases in net installation. July further incited the reduction. On July 5, 227 crypto ATMs […]
Tether Invests in CityPay.io for Eastern Europe Expansion
Tether has declared it will invest in a payment service in Georgia as part of its Eastern European expansion. The issuer of USDT plans to contribute more money to CityPay.io, a payment service based in Georgia. As stated in the official press release, the platform offers services in over 600 sites across Georgia. Customers can […]
MiCA to Aid Exchanges Expansion Across Europe – Crypto.com President
Eric Anziani, president of Crypto.com, asserts that executing the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) legislation may accelerate the expansion endeavors of major cryptocurrency exchanges throughout Europe. Anziani, in an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, described how the “fragmented” character of European regulations governing the industry and heightened regulatory scrutiny have made it difficult for exchanges to serve […]