17 June 2021-Crypto Market, Block Chain, Token News.
1. Binance Will List Keep Network (KEEP)
Binance will list Keep Network (KEEP) and open trading for KEEP/BTC, KEEP/BNB, KEEP/BUSD, and KEEP/USDT trading pairs at 2021–06–17 06:00 AM (UTC).
KEEP NETWORK:
Keep Network is a platform that aims to bridge public blockchains and private data. tBTC is the first application built on the Keep Network and is a fully Bitcoin-backed ERC-20 token pegged to the price of Bitcoin. KEEP is the native utility token of the platform, and is used to secure the Keep Network and tBTC via staking, run the random beacon and tBTC nodes, and earn fees for providing work on the network.
2. Kyber Partners with Polygon to Enhance Defi Liquidity
Kyber will be working closely with the Polygon team to ensure a successful Kyber DMM deployment, enhance liquidity for DeFi, and bring more users, developers, and Dapps to Polygon.
3. Polka dot is now available on Coinbase Pro for Trading
Starting today, Polkadot (DOT) is available on Coinbase.com and in the Coinbase Android and iOS apps. Coinbase customers can now trade, send, receive, or store DOT in Coinbase-supported regions, with the exception of Singapore. Trading for this asset is also supported on Coinbase Pro.
4. Bakkt Users Can Now Send Bitcoin To Anyone
Bakkt, The Crypto Marketplace App announces a feature that allows users to send bitcoin, gift cards, and cash to anyone, even people not using the application. This will grow transactions among cryptocurrencies with an amazing feature to monitors and tracks user’s crypto spending. Bakkt already in partnership with Bakkt partnered with digital payments firm Cantaloupe, enables users to make payments for items at vending machines through bitcoin or loyalty points
5. Ripple Wins Against SEC as Court Denies Access to Lobbying Efforts
Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn denies the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s access to documents which is associated with Ripple’s lobbying efforts. SEC had requested for legal advice XRP’s regulatory status in May but the court had denied them the access. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn regards XRP lobbying efforts as irrelevant. SEC’s request was dismissed without issues, though the court partially allowed SEC to try again.
