Category Archives: Fiat Money

How does the monetary supply affect cryptocurrencies?

By Cointelegraph By Marcel PechmanMarch 28, 2023cryptocurrencies, Fiat Money, Market analysis

Cointelegraph analyst and writer Marcel Pechman explains how the monetary supply affects cryptocurrencies.

Gemini says no funds at Signature Bank backing GUSD

By Cointelegraph By Tom BlackstoneMarch 13, 2023cryptocurrency exchange, Fiat Money, Stablecoin

The company stated that it previously had a relationship with Signature but said it no longer has funds there.

Banks with crypto services require new Anti-Money Laundering capabilities

By Cointelegraph By Arunkumar KrishnakumarMarch 9, 2023AML, Banking, Banks, Fiat Money, kyc, law, Money Laundering, Money Transfers

Large financial institutions are getting involved in digital assets by investing capital, time and effort into on-chain analytics solutions.

Is the IMF shutting the door prematurely on Bitcoin as legal tender?

By Cointelegraph By Andrew SingernMarch 6, 2023bitcoin price, Bitcoin Regulation, cryptocurrencies, Fiat Money, IMF

Should the International Monetary Fund leave the door open for developing countries struggling with inflation? “Bitcoin was made for the Global South.”

Crypto transaction success rate hinges on user location: Report

By Cointelegraph By Savannah FortisFebruary 20, 2023cryptocurrencies, Fiat Money, research

A new report from Cointelegraph Research and Onramper revealed that fiat-crypto transactions have a 50% failure rate due to several factors, including user location.

ChatGPT learns Bitcoin will end central banking and fiat currency

By Cointelegraph By Joseph HallJanuary 26, 2023AI, Bitcoin Community, Central Bank, Fiat Money

A Bitcoin mentor convinced ChatGPT, the AI chatbot, that Bitcoin would bring about the demise of fiat currency.

Huobi and Solaris crypto-to-fiat debit card launches in the EU

By Cointelegraph By Savannah FortisJanuary 13, 2023cryptocurrencies, Europe, european union, Fiat Money, Huobi, visa

The Visa-backed debit card will allow Huobi users in the European Economic Area (EEA) to pay from their crypto accounts at point of sale stations globally.