Crypto Companies Are Back to Laying Off Employees
As the bear market began to lighten up in November, crypto companies started the month by conducting widespread layoffs of employees.
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Dogecoin Falls More Than 8% as Twitter is Sued for Massive Layoffs
Elon Musk’s move to fire 3,700 employees prompted a class-action lawsuit against Twitter; unsurprisingly, this action has had an impact on the price of Dogecoin
Warner Bros Is Launching an NFT Experience for Game of Thrones
Warner Bros. Pictures, the entertainment studio behind the drama television series Game of Thrones, has revealed plans to introduce a new NFT collection, marking the
Europe’s MiCA Has An Important Message to Crypto Influencers
Through its Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) law, the European Union is on track to become the first significant authority anywhere in the world to reach
Binance Considers Buying a Bank
The leading cryptocurrency exchange in the world, Binance, is stepping up its efforts as it considers purchasing a traditional bank to bridge the gap between
$3 Million Stolen from Skyward Finance
A security attack cost Skyward Finance, an open-source launchpad built on the NEAR chain, 1.1 million NEAR tokens (about 3 million US dollars). Aurora Lab’s
CryptoCom and Visa Announce FIFA World Cup 2022 NFT Event
In honor of the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar, Visa has announced the beginning of a new marketing campaign called Visa Masters of Movement.
Deribit Crypto Exchange Suffers $28 Million Hack
Deribit, the leading cryptocurrency options exchange by market share, has joined the list of hacked cryptocurrency companies. According to the firm, one of its hot wallets
Is Bitcoin Miner Core Scientific At the Brink of Bankruptcy?
According to recent reports, Bitcoin mining company Core Scientific is mulling over the possibility of filing for bankruptcy as a result of a portion of
Report: Celsius Network Undergoes Ponzi Scheme Investigation
A bankruptcy court has initiated an examination into Celsius Network LLC’s business operations, whether it operated as a Ponzi scheme, according to the Wall Street