Finance Magnates

Finance Magnates

Finance Magnates, previously known as Forex Magnates, stands as the unique global center for online and electronic trading information across multiple asset classes. By combining news, research, and events, it effectively serves the diverse requirements of the worldwide trading community. Established in 2009 by Michael Greenberg, Finance Magnates began with a focus on the Forex B2B sector. Today, it provides an exceptional resource for both industry experts and trading enthusiasts seeking valuable insights.

International, Trade/B2B
English, Russian
Online/Digital

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  • 1 week ago | financemagnates.com

    Polish-headquartered investment platform XTB has expanded its digital wallet service to support 19 different currencies. Several new options have been added as the company prepares for increased us...

  • 2 weeks ago | financemagnates.com

    Introducing a real-time engagement capability that turns user interest into action.

  • 1 month ago | financemagnates.com

    Bitcoin News: Bitcoin surges past $111,000 to new all-time high as institutional demand drives prices. Learn why Bitcoin is going up today and expert price predictions for 2025 and beyond.

  • 2 months ago | financemagnates.com | Tareq Sikder

    Bhutan is exploring the use of hydropower to mine greencryptocurrencies. The aim is to support the economy and reduce youth migration,according to the head of the country's sovereign wealth fund. Green cryptocurrencies are digital currencies mined usingrenewable energy, such as hydropower. Unlike fossil fuels, these energy sourceshave a lower environmental impact. Bhutan is located between India and China. It has investedin popular cryptocurrencies in recent years.

  • 2 months ago | financemagnates.com | Tareq Sikder

    The legal dispute between Ripple and the US Securities andExchange Commission (SEC) has taken another turn. The US Court of Appeals hasagreed to pause the case for 60 days following a joint request from bothparties. This development has sparked speculation about possiblebehind-the-scenes discussions that could lead to a shift in legal strategy.