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What’s the deal with the glowing eyes all over Crypto Twitter? From Michael Saylor to Elon Musk – heck, even US Senator Cynthia Lummis had them. We've got the low-down on this and more in our crypto news recap.

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From BNY Mellon (AKA America’s oldest bank) to Mastercard, the list of companies jumping aboard the crypto train keeps growing. Catch our recap of last week's biggest crypto stories right here.

It was another week of frenzy in the crypto world – as if CME launching ETH futures and Visa's big crypto announcement wasn't enough, Tesla just announced it's buying $1.5 billion worth of BTC. Catch up on the biggest headlines.

USD Coin (USDC) is now available to buy, sell, and store on Luno through both Instant Buy and the Luno Exchange 🎉 Here's the lowdown on what to expect, why people are buying it, and how to get it.

2020 ended with a bang for Bitcoin, shattering records and hitting new historical all-time highs. Will the momentum carry on into the new year? What else is on the cards for crypto in 2021? We've taken a look at what to watch out for.

Last week, there was more FUD, fury and redemption for crypto. There was a now-debunked bitcoin double-spend debacle, Janet Yellen's clarified her crypto stance, and BlackRock took the first steps into the bitcoin futures space. Get your crypto news fix here.

Lindsay Lohan wants you to drive your lambos to the moon, more financial advisors are allocating funds to crypto and a German programmer is still on his quest to gain access to his 7,002 BTC. All this and more in this week's review.

The first full week of 2021 is drawing to a close and things are pretty much as crazy as when we left you in 2020. Excitingly though, Bitcoin and Ethereum have celebrated historic gains – let's see what else went down this week.

We kicked off 2020 on the brink of WW3 and finished with UFOs. The crypto world had an exciting year, too – here's your recap of the biggest headlines this year.