ISRAEL

The newly launched service enables slippage-proof safe token swaps.

The newly launched Atomic Safe Swap is the world's first secure peer-to-peer token swap service.

The new CEO has joined the company to accelerate its global expansion.

The central bank has no plans to launch a digital fiat yet.

Silver Castle shareholders will receive a 75 percent stake in the merged entity.

Both companies have collaborated to launch the first digital securities exchange in Israel.

First-time deposits rebounded in February and average total deposits were considerably higher than total withdrawals.

The R&D centre is part of $50m investment from Plus500.

The company is aiming to launch the platform in May 2021.

The fund is only targeting startups with an existing revenue stream and a proven technology.

Crypto profits are taxed at 25 percent in the country as capital gains.

Proof-of-stake consensus requires network validators to stake digital currencies for validations.

Simetria's securities market will connect growth-stage tech companies in Israel with larger, global investors.

Cybersecurity firm Pandora says that the hacks were the result of an "SMSC spoofing attack."

The country’s tax authority see cryptos as assets and charge capital gains tax on them.

It is the first commercial agreement between crypto-related firms in the two countries since they agreed to normalise ties.

The swaps were cleared via its dedicated service SwapClear.

The venture capital now has a $15 million investment in the trade analysis startup.

The firm has developed a plug-and-play solution to make website content more accessible for users with disabilities

Upon joining Coinmama, Bakshi said that he believes that Bitcoin is the future of money.

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