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Deutsche Telekom, through its subsidiary MMS, is joining forces with Bankhaus Metzler to pilot the use of surplus renewable energy to mine Bitcoin (BTC). The collaboration, announced in a press release on Nov.
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Ripple-backed crypto firm Keyrock is teaming up with Deutsche Bank to leverage the bank’s institutional infrastructure to support multi-currency accounts and FX services. Keyrock, an international crypto market maker and liquidity provider, has announced a strategic partnership with Deutsche Bank,…
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Bison announced its insured Ethereum staking product in partnership with Munich Re and Staking Facilities. Users can stake as low as 0. 005 ETH and earn weekly rewards. Bison, a crypto trading and exchange-traded funds platform by the Böerse Stuttgart Group, has unveiled a new staking service offering insured staking with Ethereum.
German authorities have shut down 47 cryptocurrency exchanges for their role in facilitating criminal activities, according to a joint statement from the Central Office for Combating Internet Crime (ZIT) and the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA).
Germany’s second-largest bank, DZ Bank, has announced plans to offer its 700 cooperative banks access to cryptocurrency services. This significant move follows a partnership with Boerse Stuttgart Digital and underscores the growing interest in digital assets among traditional financial institutions.