Month: February 2021

On January 18, 2021, a well-known Consultancy firm-KPMG, during a conference tagged,” 2020 KPMG China 50 Leading Fintech List and Report Conference” released its yearly selection of China top 50 FinTech companies. This year’s event featured 100 companies to showcase the sector’s fast-changing landscape and growth.

We have a beautiful cycle structure right here, very similar to the prior 4-years cycle. We could have two scenarios here  – an instant blow-off move or a sideways consolidation which could serve as a base for a big move. The inability of the price to break out from $40,500 area is a sign that, we could have the second scenario, which is natural. Whichever scenario plays out, we will still end in an uptrend continuation.

Looking at the BTC daily chart, we’re above the 20-day MA, pushing the bulls to an instant high-to-all-time highs. We could see a clean 10-day MA breaking above the 20-day MA.

Algorand and Instimatch are in a forefront to integrate all financial services into a blockchain.An award winning Instimatch Global is taking a bold step to revamp the money market operations .

Hong Kong could be leading in the effort to ease China’s financial integration with the other nations of the world amid the trade and technology war going on between Washington and Beijing.

Bahrain-based crypto exchange - CoinMENA, got an operational license from the country’s central bank ahead of its launch in countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE and host of others.

European real estate giant, Vonovia has issued a €20 million digital bond on the Stellar blockchain via its partner- firstwire (a web-based marketplace).

iSTOX - a digital securities start-up (that wants to make private equity investment more accessible) has garnered a sum of US$50 million in funding from two Japanese based investors.

Deutsche Bank Securities Services is reportedly partnering with a fast rising FinTech company- Hashstacs Pte Ltd (STACS) to explore a proof-of-concept (POC) in the area of carrying out technical and practical feasibility of digital assets.

Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange, Crypto.com has reportedly announced Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its cloud provider.