Crypto Shield: For Crypto Security
Because cryptocurrencies lack regulation, they cannot be insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) like regular bank deposits. Boost Insurance and its InsurTech partner Breach Insurance have introduced Crypto Shield, a cryptocurrency insurance solution.Total crypto market cap at $1.734 trillion in the daily chart | Source:
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Bitcoin & Ether Latest Price Movement
This week has started slowly for major cryptocurrencies. As February ends, both Bitcoin and Ethereum show negative patterns. Bitcoin is now valued at $39,398.04, with highs of $39,537.5 and lows of $35,000 for the month. It has increased in value by roughly 0.60% since February 26 and is now unstable. While Ethereum is presently trading at $2,800.62 as of this writing, it has only increased 1.55% in the last 24 hours. It has a recurrent low of $2,681.79 and a recurrent high of $2,855.22. Both cryptos have lower return yields than two months ago, which is due to theft-related issues and the Ukraine-Russian war in the crypto-market. Bullish tendencies are still probable as the year progresses.Breach And Boost Collaborate On Security
Meanwhile, Boost and Breach collaborated to find and gain reinsurance coverage from Relm Insurance, assuring organizations’ participation in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. “My team and I are thrilled to join forces with Breach’s concept for the first crypto-insurance for retail wallet holders,” Alex Maffeo, CEO and Founder of Boost, said. “Our objective is not simply to make insurance more simple and accessible for end-users, but also to aid creative businesses like Breach in developing new insurance products for neglected areas,” Maffeo said.Related Article | Cryptocurrency Prices Soar On Possibility Of Russia-Ukraine Talks
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