Serbia News

Bitcoiner Prince Filip expects a BTC “omega candle” due to Bitcoin’s economic properties, but warns that the price may be suppressed by market participants.

The United States and South Korea have been fighting for Kwon’s extradition since he was arrested in March 2023.

Kwon and former chief financial officer Han Chong-joon reportedly lived in Serbia before they were allegedly caught trying to leave neighboring Montenegro using false documents.

The Terraform Labs co-founder reportedly established “Codokoj22 d.o.o. Beograd” in Serbia, with its main business activity listed as consultancy services.

Evidence found that Australians were among the top countries targeted in a sophisticated cryptocurrency investment scam network, which has suspected kingpins in Israel.

Prince Philip of Serbia outlines key ways in which Bitcoin promotes global financial inclusion and its importance in conflict-affected nations.

South Korean authorities have requested cooperation from the Serbian government in order to bring Kwon back to face charges in South Korea.

In an exclusive interview with Coinpectra, Prince Philip Karageorgevitch, Hereditary Prince of Serbia and Yugoslavia, explains his reason for being bullish on Bitcoin.

The prince, jokingly implying he was rebuilding amid a bear market, constructed a sandcastle on the beach at the Surfin’ Bitcoin 2022 before it was unceremoniously stepped on.

In an interview with Coinpectra, the hereditary prince nuanced his views on Bitcoin adoption in the Middle East and shed light on Bitcoin in Serbia.

The decentralized exchange developed by Binance warns that it will block website access from 29 countries.

First ever OECD blockchain conference reveals widespread global adoption of DLT, despite a fear of Bitcoin.

Coinpectra is delighted to announce the launch of its latest international outpost for local news in Europe, Coinpectra.rs.

Serbia's Central Bank warns consumers against "virtual currency" such as Bitcoin, stating that digital currencies weren't backed by any Central Bank and that users weren't protected from trade-related risks.