Crypto Association in Turkey Vows to Block Exchanges That ‘Victimize Traders’

A new organization has been established in Turkey with the aim to monitor and help develop the country’s crypto sector, local media reported. Its first task will be to address recent problems with some cryptocurrency exchanges and boost confidence in the

Gold Prices Expected to Soar in 2023: Experts Predict Record Highs for Precious Metal

Gold is on the rise in 2023 and in the first week of the new year alone, the precious metal has jumped 2.36% contre les États-Unis. dollar. Dans le passé 65 jours, gold has soared 14.55% while silver has skyrocketed 22.31%

Research Shows Centralized Exchanges Saw the Most Visits This Year From Americans, Koreans, Russians

Residents of the United States, South Korea and the Russian Federation have been the most frequent users of centralized exchanges this year, according to a new study. The finding comes after the spectacular crash of FTX, one of the largest such

While Official Figures Claim Turkey’s Inflation Rate Is 85%, Third-Party Stats Say It’s Closer to 200%

Inflation has skyrocketed in Turkey as official figures from the Turkish Statistical Institute (Tüik) show the country’s inflation rate topped 85.5% year-on-year. The inflation rate in Turkey has risen for 17 consecutive months and last month it reached a 24-year high….

Prédictions de la Banque mondiale 3% Croissance du prix de l'or, Un expert dit qu'un 3 000 $ par once "est plus probable qu'improbable"

La Banque mondiale a déclaré qu'elle s'attend à ce que le prix de l'or augmente de 3% dans 2022 mais a averti que le prix pourrait chuter fortement si la banque centrale russe décidait de se débarrasser de grandes quantités de la marchandise. The Russian Factor After

L'effondrement de la livre turque contribue à l'augmentation des transactions cryptographiques quotidiennes en Turquie à plus d'un million

The popularity of cryptocurrencies in economically embattled Turkey has continued to surge with the number of daily trades now surpassing one million, a report has said. This surge in trades has been attributed to the depreciating lira which plunged to a