CoinMENA Blog

Jordan buying BTC as a country might be ambitious, but at the bare minimum the Jordanian population should have the option to legally and compliantly invest in one of the best performing financial assets in history. 

This week, the ETH ETF gets approved and trading will commence immediately. There are also rumors of the U.S. adopting bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, and CoinMENA has released a new feature allowing users to send USDT via Tron with zero fees!

This new offering aligns with the core promise of cryptocurrency—to reduce the cost of peer-to-peer value transfer—and marks a significant step towards more efficient, affordable, and accessible digital asset management.

This week, the German government sold a significant portion of its bitcoin holdings, much to the dismay of one of its members of parliament. ETFs were unfazed by their first 20%+ BTC market downturn and bought the dip.

In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate finance, a growing number of publicly listed companies are turning to Bitcoin as a strategic asset, and the results are nothing short of remarkable.

This week, Circle became the first stablecoin issuer to obtain a license under the EU’s MICA crypto rules, Japan’s Microstrategy buys more bitcoin, and our blog of the week examples of why 20% bitcoin drawdowns are common during a bull run.

Earlier this month, the UAE Central Bank took a significant step forward by announcing its plans to regulate AED stablecoins.

This week, Standard Chartered is doubling down crypto and will launch a spot trading desk, the SEC drops their lawsuit against the Ethereum Foundation, and more companies are following the Microstrategy in adding bitcoin to their corporate treasuries.

This week, the UAE approved a new licensing scheme for AED stablecoins, fintech giant Robinhood to acquire crypto exchange Bitstamp, and BlackRock BTC holdings surpass 300,000!