It was another interesting week in the crypto universe. Japan is still not convinced that it needs a national digital currency while Chinese police in
Ted Cruz said it is “more important than ever” to ensure the financial privacy of American citizens is preserved.
The alleged fraudster was accused of doing the “exact opposite” of her job title, which was to ensure OneCoin was complying with laws.
The report included 35 pages seemingly aimed at debunking the merits of crypto assets.
While the existence of “Operation Choke Point 2.0” has not been confirmed, Mick Mulvaney spoke of “rumors” of its existence and the potential side effects of such a policy.
Cathie Wood was impressed that Bitcoin “moved in a very different way” compared to the equity market in response to the recent banking crisis.
It’s one of the first major NFT marketplaces to join the Bitcoin Ordinals fray, which as of March 21 boasted 567,087 inscriptions.
Brazilians will have more options for trading in crypto and better customer service as the United States-based exchange partners with the popular instant payment app.
Should they opt in to the deal, Celsius customers cannot “pursue any litigation, including seeking relief from the automatic stay, turnover, or other claims or causes of action.”
Paris Blockchain Week founder Michael Amar believes large Web2 companies entering the Web3 space bring resources capable of increasing mass adoption.
The financing was led by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Makers Fund, Bitkraft, Kingsway Capital and Hashed, among others.
The DAO said it would not be commenting on “ongoing legal investigations,” but its existing $100,000 defense fund was apparently not enough.
XRP price rallied by 20% as investors grew optimistic about Ripple winning its case against the SEC.
The Lone Star State is already home to many crypto and blockchain firms as well as miners taking advantage of the regulatory-friendly environment.
BTC price continues to show bullish momentum, but institutional investors selling and the absence of whale buyers threaten to weaken the current rally.
Bitcoin price action targets $28,500 with “all classes” buying BTC, but the odds of the Fed pausing rate hikes are decreasing by the hour.
The trade association said many banks in the U.K. had begun imposing blanket bans on dealing with crypto firms “instead of taking a risk-based and case-by-case approach.”
Crypto exchanges looking to capitalize off the Arbitrum airdrop fever have launched IOU and derivatives for ARB, an early sign of the excitement that will unfold on March 23.
Those wishing to offer feedback to the IRS on having NFTs treated as collectibles, such as coins or works of art, have until June 19 to submit comments.
The Swedish fund was the bank’s fifth largest shareholder; the fund’s CEO said the uncertainty surrounding First Republic was too great.
On this week’s episode of The Market Report, Cointelegraph’s resident expert explains why Bitcoin is rising and why banks are collapsing.
The anonymous group of crypto developers is promoting the use of a decentralized autonomous organization to govern an alternative version of the internet.
Lawmakers may be on the brink of scaring blockchain projects into moving offshore or causing them to shut down altogether.
Ninety percent of all DeFi insurance claims paid out since inception were distributed in 2022, according to OpenCover.
NewsQuakes™, Twitter Volume and Most Active On-Chain alerts helped Cointelegraph Markets Pro users find three assets that had big moves.
From streaming videos to cloud storage solutions, cloud computing has become an integral part of our everyday lives.
The vulnerability has since been patched, although it affected several leading transaction simulation vendors.
Author Neal Stephenson said that many Web3 problems come from projects wanting to financialize everything very quickly.
The downfall of Mt. Gox continues to highlight the importance of greater transparency and accountability within the cryptocurrency industry.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the federal government would intervene if necessary to protect other small lenders.
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