ICP Dev Outperforms DOT and ADA, but Why Isn’t the Price Increasing?
Despite being the top performer in terms of development activities in February, ICP prices showed no reaction. According to a recent tweet from CryptoDep,...
WSJ Faces Defamation Lawsuit Over Tether-Bitfinex Article
The Wall Street Journal is rumored to be facing a defamation lawsuit over allegations made in their recent article. The article in question suggested that an influential businessman was involved in illegal activities. The businessman and his legal team have vehemently denied these allegations. The lawsuit seeks to hold the publication accountable for the damage caused to the businessman's reputation. This case highlights the importance of responsible journalism and the potential consequences of publishing unverified claims. The Wall Street Journal will have to defend their reporting in court and prove the accuracy of their statements to avoid facing significant financial repercussions.
Nigeria summons Binance CEO on suspicion of financial crimes
The Financial Crimes Committee in the Nigerian House of Representatives has summoned Richard Teng, the CEO of Binance Holding Limited,...
Judge Allows SEC to Extend Deadline for Ripple Case
Judge Analisa Torres has approved a request from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to extend the deadline for submitting...
New bitcoin ETF spot adds 52,000 BTC this week
In the eighth week after its launch, the collected data shows a significant increase in market share...
New Law in the UK to Restrict Illegal Use of Cryptocurrency
The United Kingdom has implemented laws to restrict illegal activities related to cryptocurrency assets. These regulations aim to protect individuals and businesses from financial fraud and promote a safe and secure environment for cryptocurrency transactions. By enforcing these laws, the UK government is taking a proactive approach to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illicit activities that may be associated with digital currencies. These measures demonstrate the UK's commitment to fostering a trustworthy and regulated cryptocurrency ecosystem, ensuring the integrity and stability of the financial system.
US Government Agrees to Destroy Collected Bitcoin Mining Data
A lawsuit by the Texas Blockchain Council has forced the US Government to destroy the data it collected...
An Unknown Cryptocurrency Has Earned 330x Profit in Just 2 Months on the Solana...
According to Arkham's data, a cryptocurrency wallet has made a massive profit on the Solana network in the past...
BlackRock introduces Bitcoin spot ETF in Brazil
After a highly successful launch in the United States, BlackRock has now introduced a Bitcoin ETF in Brazil. In particular, this new offering aims to provide Brazilian investors with easy access to the booming cryptocurrency market. With the increasing popularity and demand for Bitcoin, BlackRock's ETF allows investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin without actually holding the digital asset themselves. This innovative investment product is expected to attract a wide range of investors in Brazil who are looking to diversify their portfolios and capitalize on the potential growth of Bitcoin. By providing a convenient and regulated way to invest in Bitcoin, BlackRock's ETF brings a new level of accessibility to the Brazilian market, giving investors the opportunity to participate in the digital currency revolution.
BlackRock’s ETF Bitcoin spot fund now holds over $10 billion in assets
In the context of increasingly sophisticated investment products, BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF fund currently holds a significant amount of BTC worth...