2026 hat begonnen, und viele sind unsicher, wie sich der Krypto-Markt in diesem Jahr entwickeln wird. Besonders nach 2025, das ganz anders verlief, als viele erwartet hatten, ist die Unsicherheit aktuell groß.
Da die Meinungen weiterhin...
2026 has begun amid significant uncertainty about how the crypto market will perform this year. This unease is particularly notable after 2025 unfolded in a manner contrary to widespread market expectations.
As outlooks remain divided, one key...
Il 2026 è iniziato in un clima di forte incertezza su come si comporterà il mercato crypto quest’anno. Questo senso di insicurezza risulta particolarmente evidente dopo che il 2025 si è svolto in modo contrario alle aspettative diffuse nel...
Every time you convert money, whether paying a contractor on another continent, collecting freelance income in stablecoins, or sending cash home to your family, one thing decides your real payout. The exchange rate.There’s a truth that most banks...
WeFi, the world’s first deobank, has secured multi-jurisdictional licenses across North America, Europe, and the Middle East, enabling global crypto-traditional banking.
In this interview, Maksym Sakharov—entrepreneur, public speaker, and co-founder of wit—talks about the rise of deobanks. As the pioneer of … Continue reading
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Bitcoin price
(BTC) has exploded to a new all-time high above $124,000, briefly overtaking
Google's market capitalization to become the world's fifth-largest asset. With
institutional adoption accelerating and Federal Reserve rate cuts on...
The following article is a guest post and opinion of Maksym Sakharov, Co-founder and CEO of WeFi. Last month, Japan’s Financial Services Agency proposed a wholesale reclassification of cryptocurrencies that would introduce a flat 20% tax on digital...
Japan’s slow and risk-averse approval system, not taxes, is the real barrier driving Web3 startups and liquidity offshore, says WeFi CEO Maksym Sakharov.
