Binance adds 11 tokens to PoR, claims $63B in reserves
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7 blockchain project ideas for women
Blockchain technology is empowering women in developing countries with financial freedom and improved access to social inclusivity and growth.
D&D nukes NFT ban, ‘Kill-to-Earn’ zombie shooter, Illuvium: Zero hot take — Web3 Gamer
Is play-to-earn really dead or will the dead rise again? Teen makes $1.6M playing Yuga Labs’ NFT game, and first impressions of Illuvium: Zero.
Recapping Cointelegraph Markets Pro’s Crypto Winter Recovery Summit
The Crypto Winter Recovery Summit demonstrated how traders could’ve multiplied their investment by 120 while the market lost two-thirds of its value.
In crypto winter, DeFi needs an overhaul to mature and grow
For DeFi to make a major comeback, projects must focus on enhancing consumer experience while utilizing sustainable incentive schemes, experts believe.
Thailand to offer tax breaks for investment token issuers
The government of Thailand expects that investment token offerings could generate more than $3.7 billion in the next two years.
DeFi lender Tender.fi suffers exploit, white hat hacker suspected
DeFi lending platform Tender.fi sees $1.59 million of assets drained by alleged white hat hacker taking advantage of a misconfigured oracle.
WeChat integrates digital yuan into its payment platform
Chinese social media platform WeChat has incorporated the digital yuan in its payment app to boost the CBDC’s popularity.
China announces plans for new national financial regulator
The new administration will replace the current banking and insurance watchdog, which coincides with a more extensive government overhaul.
South Korea saw over $4B unregistered crypto transactions in 2022
The money was primarily aimed at buying foreign crypto assets to sell on the domestic market.
Hong Kong’s losses to crypto scams doubled to $217M last year: Report
Crypto-related scams in Hong Kong reportedly accounted for over 50% of the total $407 million stolen from city residents in tech crimes in 2022.
9 essential finance terms you must know
Boost your financial literacy with nine essential terms. From interest to assets, improve your money management skills.
BTC may need to dip to $19.3K to cool Bitcoin profit-taking — new data
Bitcoin short-term holders have been getting active, and their profitability may be underscoring current support and resistance levels, Glassnode reveals.
DAO gets legal recognition in the US as Utah DAO Act passes
The Utah State Legislature passed the Utah DAO Act, granting DAOs legal recognition and limited liability protections.
Argo increases Bitcoin production despite BTC difficulty growth
Argo’s daily Bitcoin production rate in February surged 7% despite a 10% month-over-month increase in average network difficulty.
Algodex reveals wallet infiltrated by 'malicious' actor as MyAlgo renews warning: Withdraw now
Crypto exchange Algodex and wallet provider MyAlgo have both suffered security breaches in the last few weeks.
SEC not allowed to punish Voyager advisers over bankruptcy token, says US judge
The SEC claims the transactions involved with redistributing the funds to impacted Voyager account holders will trigger U.S. securities laws.
Wallet tied to Uranium Finance hacker reawakens after 647 days, shifting $3.3M
The hacker has other associated wallets that have also shifted funds to privacy networks such as Aztec.
Coinbase CEO hints its new layer-2 network could include AML measures
Brian Armstrong said centralized firms have a responsibility to monitor transactions and carry out AML checks.
'Home' regulator could solve crypto's 'fragmented supervision' issue: Comptroller
During a speech at a banking conference in DC, acting comptroller Michael Hsu said FTX was an example of why a "consolidated home country supervisor" is needed.
TeraWulf goes nuclear: 8,000 rigs spool up in Nautilus mining facility
Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf has fired up a new “behind the meter” mining facility powered by 100% nuclear power in Pennsylvania.
White House 'aware of the situation’ at Silvergate, says spokeswoman
The spokeswoman said that she won’t be commenting specifically on Silvergate, but the White House will be actively monitoring the situation.
Tornado Cash dev says 'sequel' to crypto mixer aims to be regulator-friendly
Soleimani explained that the “critical flaw” with Tornado Cash is that users cannot prove that they’re not associated with a criminal enterprise stealing or laundering crypto funds.
Yuga Labs’ first Bitcoin NFT auction nets $16.5M in 24 hours
The highest of the 288 bidders forked out just over 7 BTC for one of the 288 Bitcoin Ordinals-based NFTs up for auction.
SEC accuses Utah firm of 'fraudulent' $18M crypto mining scheme
The SEC said Green United’s operation was a fraud and the community was quick to quell fears of the SEC classing crypto mining as a security in the suit.
Meet the person who offered a comfy bed for 'scrappy' hackers during ETHDenver
Jessy, the name behind Jessy’s Hacker House, helped organize four rental houses in Denver for "genuine scrappy" individuals looking for networking opportunities and more.
Bitcoin price enters ‘transitional phase’ according to BTC on-chain analysis
BTC has struggled to overcome the $25,000 level, but on-chain analysis suggests that the pushback at the key price level is part of the transition out of the bear market.
Alameda Research files suit against Grayscale over ‘self-imposed redemption ban’
The FTX debtors want to “unlock” $9 billion in share value and management fees that they dispute through the Delaware Court of Chancery.
Hermès asks court to halt sales of MetaBirkin NFTs following recent jury decision
The court filing from Hermès on Friday stated that Rothschild had continued to promote his NFTs even after a nine-member jury found Rothschild liable for trademark infringement, trademark dilution, and “cybersquatting.”
US trustee appeals FTX bankruptcy judge's ruling to deny appointment of independent examiner
The legal team for U.S. Trustee Andrew Vara petitioned to have the U.S. District Court consider an appeal for a ruling on an independent examiner in FTX's bankruptcy case.