Cryptocurrency
SEC Seeks Increased Funding to Strengthen Crypto Oversight!
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has requested additional resources to enhance oversight of the cryptocurrency market, a move that highlights the increasing complexity and emerging challenges in the digital asset sector.
Arbitrum Whales Transfer $58 Million to Exchanges Following Massive Token Release!
After Arbitrum's significant token unlock on March 16, whales swiftly moved $58 million worth of ARB tokens to exchanges, hinting at possible market movements.
Tether (USDT) Becomes Preferred Currency for Criminal Activities, UN Report Highlights!
A United Nations report warns of Tether's emerging role as a go-to currency for criminal activities, highlighting the challenges posed by the lack of robust cryptocurrency regulations.
Korea’s Largest Pension Fund Embraces Crypto, Injecting $20M into Coinbase!
Marking a significant foray into cryptocurrency, South Korea's National Pension Service invests in Coinbase, highlighting the increasing institutional interest in the crypto sector.
Inside the Courtroom: The Fate of Sam Bankman-Fried and the Future of Cryptocurrency Trust!
As the jury weighs the fate of Sam Bankman-Fried amidst allegations of fraud, the crypto community stands on the precipice of a pivotal judicial decision that could redefine market trust and regulatory oversight.
Coinbase Opposition: Navigating the Waters of the IRS on Cryptocurrency Taxation
Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, confronts the IRS over its new tax regulations, emphasizing the potential invasion of privacy and challenging financial practices.
Major Aussie Bank Moves Closer to AUD Stablecoin after Successful Chainlink Test
ANZ is spearheading the effort to tokenize the Australian dollar, but not without challenges in the wider banking landscape.
BIS Targets Crypto Again: Further Destabilizing Financial Stability
The Financial Stability Advisory Board, linked to BIS, has released a report casting cryptocurrencies in a negative light, stating that they undermine financial stability, particularly in developing nations with high inflation rates.