Europe

Aspiring to be number one in the rapidly developing fintech field, the representatives of Europe are far ahead of others. This year, initial coin offerings (ICOs) have collected nearly $4.1 billion in European countries, while the United States invested around $2.6 billion.

The promotion of Bitcoin during Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Atlético Madrid matches. Singularity-X has exceeded all expectations: the crypto exchange promoted Bitcoin trading at no charge across Europe during several live broadcasts.

Bitcoin is gaining acceptance not only among consumers but also with retailers in countries all over the world. Data collected from coinmap.org reveals Romania is one example which has 47 vendors in 17 localities who accept Bitcoin transactions, most being in the vicinity of Bucharest.

According to the Global Games Market Report, the global gaming industry generated $108.9 billion in game revenues in 2017. Since 2013, the market has continued to grow rapidly at the rate of about $10bn a year. Asia-Pacific, primarily China, accounts for about 47% of the market, North America 25% and Europe, Middle East & Africa about 24%.

Eastern Europe is hesitating to take the final step towards regulation of the crypto market. Representatives of the eastern part of Europe are thoroughly observing the policy of western countries before making any decisions. Such a tactic has shown no results so far, as each western country has a fintech strategy that differs from others.

Trilliant’s ATM terminals to mark the first-time cryptocurrency ATMs will feature the same facilities as traditional FIAT currency terminals.

We are happy to announce that BTCz is now listed on EXMO. Users of the platform are now able to trade in the most popular pair: BTCz/BTC.

Globalization has always been considered one the greatest things to happen to the industrial and trade sector. Goods are sourced from any part of the world these days. Taking only a few days, a small package from the far east can reach any city in Europe, the Middle East, or the Americas.

Chronoswiss, the family-run Swiss watch brand, has announced a collaboration with Tech Bureau Europe to create five lines of luxurious, crypto-inspired watches.