Europe: Cryptocurrencies Increasingly Used for Travel
A Bitget survey reveals that 85% of Europeans have already used or consider using cryptocurrencies for travel, driven by speed, privacy and low fees.
Europe plays a crucial role in the world of cryptocurrencies, both as a centre for technological innovation and as a key player in the adoption of regulations.
21 PostsA Bitget survey reveals that 85% of Europeans have already used or consider using cryptocurrencies for travel, driven by speed, privacy and low fees.
Capital B raises EUR 115 million to strengthen its strategic reserve in Bitcoin and accelerate global growth.
Kraken integrates Ivy for instant deposits and withdrawals via SEPA, strengthening the crypto infrastructure in the EU.
Euro stablecoins are growing rapidly and approaching a capitalisation of $100 billion.
Bitget expands in Europe with a dedicated hub, AI tools and tokenized assets.
Gemini opens European hub in Malta, offering EU-wide regulated crypto services through MiCA, with euro and sterling support.
More than 150 European companies call for a strategic pause in the new AI Act to avoid damage to innovation and economic competitiveness.
UniCredit presents the first Italian certificate linked to BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, offering access to crypto without risking capital.
Bybit strengthens its position in Europe by offering a triple bonus of up to $600 and free cryptocurrencies to attract new users after the new MiCA regulations.
Italian start-up BlockInvest tokenizes bad loans on Ethereum, improving transparency and liquidity in the European financial market.
Enel and Conio launch an Algorand blockchain project in Italy to tokenize solar panels, making green energy accessible to all.
DuskPay makes its debut in the regulated gaming sector in Europe, marking an evolution in secure, EU-compliant digital payments.
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