Valereum to accelerate its acquisition schedule and to increase eventual ownership of the Gibraltar Stock Exchange to 90%
Valereum Blockchain (AQSE:VLRM) Proposed Acquisition of Juno Group, Notice of EGM
Proposed Acquisition of the Juno Group in Gibraltar covering Trusts, Fund Administration and Company Administration is a major expansion of Valereum operations;
Gibraltar is set to be the first global cryptocurrency hub
If the complex regulations of the crypto hub fail, it could cause damage to Territory’s financial industry and diplomatic sanctions
Crypto Barrels into 2022 after Adding $1.5 Trillion Value
The 2021 breakout year for digital assets saw prices rise and prices explode, but there’s more.
Quetzal Capital Plc (QTZ.L) £1.5m CLN and Call Option to Acquire Tap Global
£1,500,000 convertible loan investment into TAP Global Limited Regulated Crypto Exchange Quetzal Call Option to acquire 100% of TAP Global Limited
Crypto firm Valereum Blockchain eyes deal for Gibraltar Stock Exchange
A cryptocurrency company is poised to buy the Gibraltar Stock Exchange, GXS.
As scrutiny mounts, crypto exchange Binance to wind down derivatives in Europe
Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance said on Friday it would wind down its futures and derivatives business across Europe, the latest move by the platform to dial back its product range
Valereum Blockchain (AQSE: VLRM) New Director Joins Valereum
Patrick L. Young – Global Stock Exchange and Blockchain Expert
S.Africa crypto exchange brothers disappear after client cash vanishes, lawyers say
JOHANNESBURG, June 25 (Reuters) – Lawyers for investors in a cryptocurrency exchange in South Africa, which told clients in April their accounts had been hacked, say $3.6 billion has disappeared
Valereum Blockchain (AQSE:VLRM) Launch of VLRM Secured Listed Securities NFT
Valereum launches “The Bridge”: the First Secured Listed Securities NFT Partnership with Vinay Gupta’s Mattereum Asset Passport
Cryptocurrency crime losses more than double to $4.5 billion in 2019, report finds
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Losses from cryptocurrency crime surged to $4.52 billion (£3.5 billion) last year, as insider theft soared even as hacking losses declined, according to a report from