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Robinhood Announces EU Expansion With New Crypto Services
On Thursday, CNBC reported that major online brokerage Robinhood announced its expansion into the European Union with a new feature for trading cryptocurrencies. This move is part of the company’s strategy to explore growth opportunities in international markets. The newly introduced cryptocurrency service by Robinhood will enable its users to purchase, sell, and maintain a portfolio of over 25 different cryptocurrencies. This selection includes well-known tokens such as Bitcoin, ether, ripple, cardano, Solana, and Polkadot. Looking ahead to 2024, Robinhood aims to broaden its offerings to include more tokens and introduce features like crypto transfers and “staking,” which allows users to earn rewards from their cryptocurrency holdings. This development represents Robinhood’s second significant foray outside the United States. Previously, the

Ferrari Catches Up With High-End Crypto-Oriented Clientele Base
Ferrari has enabled cryptocurrency as a payment method for its high-end sports cars in the United States, and it plans

Honda Drives Into The Future With Crypto
The Japanese automotive giant, Honda, has collaborated with FCF Pay, a blockchain payment system, to offer customers the option of

India To Italy: This Crypto Exchange’s Struggles Finally Paid Off
Mudrex, an Indian cryptocurrency investment platform, has achieved regulatory approval for its operations in Italy, as confirmed by CEO and

Telegram Ads Crypto Wallet, Can WhatsApp Catch Up?
Telegram, the widely used messaging application boasting 800 million active monthly users, is introducing a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet. This strategic
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