Bitcoin News and Finance: What You Need to Know

Ripple has partnered with Uphold to improve its cross-border crypto payments infrastructure. Uphold will provide Ripple with “enhanced crypto liquidity capabilities.” Ripple offers services in over 55 countries, with payout capabilities in more than 70 markets, the company said, adding that it has processed $30 billion worth of volume and 20 million transactions. Ripple Partners With Uphold Ripple announced Tuesday that it has formed a new partnership with Uphold, a multi-asset digital currency platform that operates in over 184 countries, offering access to over 200 crypto and fiat currencies. According to the announcement: The partnership will see Uphold provide Ripple with enhanced crypto liquidity capabilities to underpin and enhance its cross-border payments infrastructure. Uphold CEO Simon McLoughlin explained that his company’s platform “features a fully automated, high-frequency trading stack” that is connected to 30 underlying trading venues. This allows Uphold to “offe

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has revealed his investment strategy, emphasizing its divergence from the investment approach adopted by Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett. “I am an average investor ‘accumulating’ the asset I want for the long term. I have been accumulating gold, silver, bitcoin, and real estate for years,” the famous author detailed. Robert Kiyosaki Differentiates His Investment Strategy From Warren Buffett’s The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, has outlined his investment strategy, underscoring its divergence from the approach adopted by investing legend Warren Buffett. Rich Dad Poor Dad is a 1997 book co-authored by Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter. It has been on the New York Times Best Seller List for over six years. More than 32 million copies of the book have been sold in over 51 languages across more than 109 countries. Kiyosaki wrote on social media platform X Sunday: Rather than pretend to be Warren Buffett picking bottoms I am an a

Another two executive departures, in the United Kingdom and France, have extended a string of managerial exits at Binance this year. They come as the leading cryptocurrency exchange faces continued regulatory pressure in a number of jurisdictions in Europe and beyond. Binance U.K., Bifinity Top Executive Quits Job Jonathan Farnell, who was at the helm of Binance’s operations in the U.K. and later served as a chief executive of the payments technology firm Bifinity, a subsidiary of the crypto behemoth, has left the company in late September, media reports unveiled this week. According to his Linkedin account, Farnell spent almost two and a half years at Binance. With his background in compliance, including senior positions at social trading company Etoro, he was engaged in Binance’s efforts to meet regulatory requirements in Britain. The news of his departure comes as the U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is working to impose stricter rules for the advertising of crypto asse

A Nigerian bank has reportedly blocked bank accounts belonging to some 500 digital asset traders. The affected accounts are said to have received a portion of the more than $10 million that was stolen from Access Bank by hackers between May and June this year. A prominent Nigerian crypto enthusiast and educator has described the alleged freezing of crypto traders’ bank accounts as “a disgrace to Nigeria’s banking infrastructure.” Stolen Funds Used to Buy USDT According to reports on social media, Nigeria’s Access Bank is said to be blocking accounts belonging to some 500 USDT traders. The bank is believed to have taken this step after it obtained a court order which enabled it to put a lien on all the crypto traders’ bank accounts. The bank asserts that the affected traders’ accounts had received part of the funds which were stolen by hackers. As one social media user on X (formerly Twitter) explained , Access Bank is thought to have lost over $10.4 million or 8 billion naira betw