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Gemini Exchange To Acquire License To Operate In United Arab Emirates

Gemini’s move is another sign of exchanges seeking alternatives to the American market as regulatory uncertainty takes its toll.

Examining The Debate Around Bitcoin’s Role in Palestine

There are clear advantages to bitcoin adoption in Palestine, but misinformation and risks remain.

Bahrain Approves Bitcoin, Crypto Payments For Over 5,000 Merchants

Bahrain’s central bank approved a partnership between EazyPay and Binance enabling 5,000 POS and online payment gateways to accept bitcoin and crypto.

Oil Companies In The Middle East To Use Excess Gas For Bitcoin Mining: Report

Crusoe, a Denver-based bitcoin mining company, is deploying equipment to capture flared gasses in Muscat, Oman.

The Truth Behind Bitcoin’s Opposition

Bitcoin represents a threat to the United States dollar and its global hegemony backed by endless war.

Can Bitcoin Be Palestine’s Currency Of Freedom?

Bitcoin gives Palestinians a powerful avenue for peaceful protest, and the opportunity to find sovereignty among oppressive economic policies.

First Mideast Bitcoin Fund Lists On Nasdaq Dubai Exchange

The Bitcoin Fund has become the first bitcoin investment fund to trade in the Middle East after being listed on the Nasdaq Dubai exchange.

Chinese Listed Companies and Bitcoin Mining: Partner or Predator?

Chinese companies have jumped on the bandwagon of bitcoin mining, either under the guise of cloud computing or providing mining hosting services, in an effort to bypass regulations.

Chinese Bitcoin Miners Suffer in Iran Despite Cheap Power

Many Chinese cryptominers have migrated to places with cheap electricity and favorable policies as a result of the escalated government crackdown on cryptocurrency and its production process. Since late 2018, the oil-rich Middle East country of Iran has become a hotspot for Chinese miners.

HUOBI Group Sets up Shop in Africa, Middle East and South Asia

Huobi Group revealed at the World Blockchain Summit in Dubai that the company is looking to expand its operations to the Middle Eastern, African and South Asian markets in a bid to provide services to its unbanked or underbanked residents.
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