Archive: 2026/02 - Page 2
Bzetmex is a Turkish-regulated crypto exchange offering direct TRY-to-crypto trading. Ideal for locals seeking legal, simple access to Bitcoin and Ethereum - but lacks advanced features and fee transparency.
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Despite a nationwide crypto ban since 2017, over 1.2 million Moroccans use Bitcoin and stablecoins through underground P2P networks. This is how they do it-and why the government is now planning to legalize it.
Despite a total ban since 2017, underground crypto trading in Nepal persists through P2P networks, VPNs, and encrypted apps. Learn how it works, the real risks, and why people keep doing it.
As of 2026, there is no active NEXTYPE (NT) airdrop program. The project's website is expired, and the token shows $0 trading volume. Learn why any airdrop claims are scams and how to protect yourself from crypto fraud.
The US has no federal crypto rules, so states set their own laws. This guide explains how New York's BitLicense, Wyoming's SPDI, and California's DFPI differ in requirements, costs, and impact on businesses. Learn what's changing in 2026 and how to navigate the patchwork.
In August 2025, the Philippine SEC blocked 10 unlicensed crypto exchanges including OKX and Bybit under new regulations requiring registration and capital reserves. The move aims to protect investors from fraud and ensure compliance with tax laws.
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NeiRei (NEIREI) is a meme coin with $0 trading volume, a $110k market cap, and no real use. Launched as a Chinese-themed twist on Doge, it's now a dead asset with almost no holders or activity. Don't invest.
Ecuador doesn't ban cryptocurrency, but banks block all transactions. Learn how people still buy crypto, pay taxes on gains, and use it for remittances despite strict restrictions in 2026.