Opeyemi Quadri

Ope is a finance writer and researcher with 10+ years of experience in content creation. His interests cut across decentralized finance, investment, foreign exchange, government policies and politics.

Visa, Worldpay accept responsibility for Coinbase overcharging

Two major payments partner of Coinbase, Visa and Worldpay have accepted responsibility for overcharging Coinbase customers. In one of our posts yesterday, we reported that Coinbase customers took to reddit and other social media channels to complain about huge charges they incurred buying cryptocurrency on Coinbase. Some of the customers concluded that the overcharges were

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Visa replies Coinbase on cryptocurrency overcharges, “It’s your fault”

Credit card and cash processing giant Visa is rebuffing the allegation that it’s responsible for overcharging cryptocurrency traders on Coinbase. “Visa has not made any systems changes that would result in the duplicate transactions cardholders are reporting. We are also not aware of any other merchants who are experiencing this issue. “We are reaching out

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Canada’s first Blockchain ETF gets approval

First blockchain exchange-traded fund (ETF) has been approved by the Ontario Securities Commission, it’d be launched on the Toronto Stock Exchange next week, report says. Harvest Portfolios, one of independent Canadian investment management companies, was said to have filed the preliminary paperwork for its Blockchain Technologies ETF in January (2018), seeking to provide Canadian investors

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Samsung’s ASIC Chips to compete with Bitmain (for Bitcoin Mining Rigs)

Samsung, owner of one of the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturing plants, has started manufacturing ASIC chips for Bitcoin mining, reports say. The electronic giant had completed the development of its ASIC chips in 2017 and began mass production this month (January, 2018). Report says Samsung has been supplying its ASIC chips to a yet-to-be-named Chinese

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