There is still somewhat of a stablecoin war going on between exchanges and market makers… and, for safes, we’re urging investors not to get caught in the crossfire.
The arrest came after the U.S. attorney’s office for the Southern District of New York formally charged SBF with eight counts of fraud and conspiracy.
This canceled SPAC follows a string of other crypto SPACs that have been scrapped this year.
The ramp will function as a customizable widget that directly plugs in DeFi apps, with Stripe handling all KYC requirements, payments, fraud, and compliance.
This is the latest in a string of disasters for uncollateralized lending platforms.
With only $257 million in cash on hand, north of 100,000 creditors, and assets and liabilities between $1 and $10 billion, the odds of retail investors getting their money back are unfortunately slim to none.
Fresh off taking down rival FTX and SBF with a string of Magnus Carlsen-Esque chess moves, CZ is now holstering his gun in favor of a helping hand.
The often-overlooked heroes who power bitcoin and other proof-of-work cryptoassets are currently bleeding money, and the ramifications could be systemic.
As part of a settlement between Kraken and the Treasury Department, Kraken has agreed to pay more than $362,000 to settle allegations of violating U.S. sanctions against Iran by failing to prevent users in Iran from using Kraken.
Despite 2022s setbacks, the future of crypto is still bright. In fact, we’re more confident in crypto than ever before.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the FTX collapse couldn’t get any worse… or weirder. But you'd be wrong.
For the second time in a year, crypto•com made a costly transferring error. While their previous mishap was only for $6 million, this most recent debacle was for $405 million.
