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March 16, 2021: FXT, the world’s leading trading technology platform running its ICO sale, is navigating towards becoming one of the successful ICOs. This is evident from the remarkable growth in its number of token holders.

Despite the effect of Covid-19 pandemic on innovations, London’s financial technology (Fintech) industry is gaining more traction than any other region in the European Union (EU). More than £50 billion has been invested since the start of 2019 in the UK’s fintech industry.

The cryptocurrency market has blossomed in the past few months as Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $61,000, which has in turn increased the demand to mine these digital assets. However, crypto mining remains way out of reach to most investors due to the cost of mining equipment and electricity costs.

Hackers broke into hundreds of security-cameras belonging to carmaker Tesla Inc., to gain access to the data collected by Verkada Inc., to prove the pervasiveness of video surveillance, and also expose the vulnerability existing in the walls of cybersecurity of these systems.

Ripple Labs, the company behind XRP cryptocurrency, has been passing through a lot ever since a case was filed against it in the courts of law.

Online casinos accept a variety of payment methods, but one such method has become controversial in recent years. Credit cards have affected the gambling community so negatively that the UK resorted to banning them.

As cryptocurrency prices skyrocket, the profits for miners grow proportionally. For this reason, companies from various fields are considering entering this nascent industry.

Despite the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry being nascent, it is rapidly growing in all terms, including job opportunities. For now, it has employed thousands of people, with the number of vacancies and specializations expected to increase.

The amount of Bitcoin transactions used in facilitating or making illegal activities is now on the low. According to the new data by Chainlink, a blockchain analysis company, the number of criminal cryptocurrency transactions is now less than 1%.