SEC waives BlockFi’s $30M fine until creditors are paid
The U.S. SEC was at the top of BlockFi creditor’s list with a $30-million settlement balance from February 2022.
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Robust crypto fundamentals pull through after May’s monthly red candle: Report
What are the current trends in VC investment in the crypto sector, and when will the bear market finally end?
US Supreme Court halts Coinbase cases in its first crypto ruling
The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Coinbase in its first-ever opinion on a cryptocurrency case on June 23.
Circle and Sequoia were among top depositors at Silicon Valley Bank: Report
According to a Bloomberg report, other major depositors included Silicon Valley Bank, SVB Financial Group, biotechnology research company Altos Labs, and China-based firm Kanzhun.
Bitcoin volatility takes a break as $31K BTC price yearly highs loom
A serious watershed is on the horizon for BTC’s price, as Bitcoin shorters show signs of betting on a short-term trend turnaround.
Rising institutional interest is a 'bullish' sign for crypto: SEBA Bank exec
SEBA Bank exec Nasha Afshar believes that the question of institutions getting into crypto has shifted from "if" to "when," indicating growing confidence in the industry.
Crypto City guide to Sydney: More than just a ‘token’ bridge
A “full-on” crypto scene and “heaps” of Web3 projects in Australia’s largest city show Sydney has more to offer than beaches and a bridge.
Honk if you love Bitcoin! Lightning takes the wheel of a European rally car adventure
With a comically loud horn, a candy machine and a jukebox filled with Mozart, metal and more, it's the "Bitcoin Ambassadors" rally car adventure.
Crypto scammers and the need for tools to prevent theft: World Token Summit
Matthias Mende said while it’s very unfortunate, there are a lot of bad actors using social media who are constantly trying to bring harm to others.
Bitcoin mining heats water in Brooklyn Bathhouse, users flip out
The impact of Bitcoin mining on the environment remains a significant concern to many, leading to unfavorable responses from people opposed to its use.
JPMorgan bank deploys JPM Coin for euro-denominated payments
Germany’s conglomerate Siemens AG was reportedly the first company to process euro-denominated payments using JPM Coin.
Crypto.com receives regulatory approval to offer crypto services in Spain
The latest regulatory approval for the crypto exchange comes within weeks of acquiring a major payment institution license from regulators in Singapore.
Casa launches multi-signature Ethereum self-custody vault
Casa has added Etheruem support to its self-custody storage solutions, providing multi-signature security for BTC and ETH.
Winklevoss twins’ Gemini launches Ethereum staking in the UK
Gemini Staking Pro allows institutions in the U.K. to become Ethereum validators by locking up at least 32 ETH, worth about $60,000 at the time of writing.
BRICS: History, objectives and an overview of the global alliance
Explore how the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa cooperate in areas such as economics, development and global governance.
Forensic analysis can benefit from tokenization: World Token Summit panel
RAK DAO’s Meng Chan Shu encouraged community members to “keep on building” despite the challenges in adopting tokenization.
Bitcoin ‘parabolic advance’ means BTC price all-time high in 2023 — Trader
Bitcoin has around four months to go before eclipsing its $69,000 peak if past impulse moves are a guide, says Credible Crypto.
Blame game rages over ASX’s failed CHESS system blockchain upgrade
Digital Asset blames the ASX for not providing it with crucial information while the ASX says these claims are misleading.
Mark Zuckerberg's jiu-jitsu or Elon Musk's street-fight 'walrus' — Who will win?
While Musk has a bigger frame and height advantage at 6’1, Zuckerberg has now been training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for nine months.
Binance.US solves USD withdrawal issues but warns it won't last long
“While USD withdrawal remains fully operational on the platform today, we expect our banking partners to discontinue that service in the near future,” said Binance.US.
Shiba Wings customers love the food, not so much the crypto, says owner
The SHIB-themed diner serves hot wings, burgers and cocktails, but despite the branding, still trades mostly in fiat.
100K ChatGPT logins have been leaked on dark web, cybersecurity firm warns
The compromised accounts could give bad actors confidential information about companies and individuals.
FTX seeks to claw $700M from Bankman Fried friends and affiliated funds
After a Hollywood dinner party, hundreds of millions of dollars of “avoidable” transfers were sent from Alameda to investment firm K5 Global, the suit alleges.
Prime Trust can't honor customer withdrawals, says Nevada regulator
Nevada's business regulator issued a cease and desist order to the crypto custodian alleging it has a "shortfall of customer funds."
Cryptopay EU card provider loses license, company says card funds are safe
The EU Cryptopay cards may stop working soon as the Bank of Lithuania has revoked the EMI license of the app’s provider, UAB PayrNet.
Bitcoin and correlations — Examining the relationship between BTC, gold and the Nasdaq
Bitcoin traders always talk about BTC’s correlation with gold and equities, but how much attention should average investors pay to this discussion?
Robinhood buys credit card fintech X1 for $95M
In 2022, X1 claimed to have 500,000 people on its waiting list for a credit card. Over the past two years, the startup has raised $62 million from venture capital firms.
Crypto enthusiasts are wrong to target Gary Gensler
Laws in the United States are the problem. Cryptocurrency advocates should focus on changing them — and, in the meantime, consider moving to the European Union.
Bitcoin holds $30K as bulls flaunt their advantage in Friday’s $715M BTC options expiry
News of regulatory enforcement against the crypto sector fell by the wayside as the Bitcoin price rallied above $30,000, and options data suggests the trend will continue.
Issuing digital euro, or ‘Cash+,’ is probably a duty, French central banker says
François Villeroy de Galhau tried to soft sell the proposed euro CBDC to commercial bankers, emphasizing collaboration and the CBDC’s advantages.