Bitget Wallet has extended its QR-code payment feature to Argentina, Colombia, and Bolivia, allowing users to make USDT stablecoin payments at physical stores by scanning QR codes. This expansion supports everyday offline spending by enabling crypto holders to pay merchants directly without converting to local currency, addressing volatility issues. The move deepens Bitget's presence in Latin America, targeting markets with growing crypto adoption and fintech infrastructure. Further details on merchant adoption and transaction fees are yet to be disclosed, but the feature aims to increase crypto usability beyond trading platforms.
Yimutian Inc., a Chinese agricultural digital service company, has formally requested a hearing with Nasdaq's Hering Panel after receiving a delisting notice due to not meeting minimum market value requirements. The hearing request halts any immediat...
Liminatus Pharma received a delisting notice from Nasdaq due to failure to meet minimum market value requirements for its listed securities and publicly held shares. The company was given until May 18, 2026, to regain compliance but did not meet the ...
Compass has become the largest real estate broker in the US after acquiring Anywhere Real Estate. Despite a 20% year-to-date stock decline, Compass is outperforming the flat real estate market with mid to high single-digit sales growth and strong age...
Dogecoin's official X account humorously asked followers where they would like to see 'DOGE ACCEPTED HERE' signs, sparking creative responses including the Strait of Hormuz and the IRS. The playful discussion highlighted Dogecoin's cultural impact be...
Bitcoin traded near $77,289, showing a mild pullback after a recent rebound, with spot volume declining to $26.4 billion, indicating cautious market sentiment. Despite stable neutral sentiment and rising on-chain activity, increasing Bitcoin inflows ...
