Young people are increasingly locked out of the property market, but affordable real estate tokens mean that they can benefit from rising property prices even as they save up a deposit.
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CoinMetro, a popular Estonia-based cryptocurrency exchange platform has gained a lot of ground in the past one year, despite the ongoing pandemic causing
CoinMetro raises 2.5 mln euros through bond sale
Tallinn-based CoinMetro, which aims to bridge the gap between traditional finance and blockchain technology with its own financial ecosystem, has raised 2.5 million euros through a bond sale aiming to speed up its growth.
CoinMetro said it would invest in expanding its team, improving its product, including launching a new mobile app, and grow its marketing budget.
We will use this momentum and the fund raised from our CoinMetro Bond to keep growing at 30-50% MoM growth rate. We are aiming to grow our revenues in 2021 to exceed 6 million euros, it said in a statement.
What stigma? Why the wealthy are loading up on bitcoin at all-time highs
Sebastian Bowen | December 17, 2020 6:04pm Image source: Getty Images
Remember that stigma about online dating? When ‘meeting someone online’ was viewed very sceptically? Well, that stigma has most certainly gone the way of the dodo. The same could be said of today’s topic of discussion: bitcoin.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies exploded into financial pop culture back in 2017, when the value of bitcoin surged in what could only be described in hindsight as a bubble. At the start of the 2016 calendar year, one bitcoin was trading for under US$500. But the same coins were, by the end of the following year, commanding a price of almost US$20,000. Of course, we all know how that ended.