Hong Kong Institutional Investors Lose Interest in Crypto
According to sources, institutional investors in Hong Kong have been seeking to decrease the exposure of their portfolios to the changes in the value of
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Crypto Exchange Rain Financial Cuts Staff Amidst Digital Assets Downturn
Another cryptocurrency company has reduced its workforce in response to the cryptocurrency market crash, which has seen the global market cap drop below $900 billion
A California Cryptocurrency Bill Close to Becoming Law
The enactment of a California law requiring cryptocurrency financial service providers to obtain a special licence is now closer. Following the Senate’s approval of it
According to a Study, 40% of Web3 Game Users are Bots
According to a survey published on Monday by the blockchain bot detection company Jigger, a substantial part of Web3 activity is driven by bots.
Busan Partners With FTX to Build Blockchain and Crypto Businesses
Busan, a port city in South Korea, and the cryptocurrency exchange FTX have struck a partnership agreement to build blockchain-based companies over the next several
Crypto.com and the 10 Million Dollar Mistake
After unintentionally refunding an Australian lady a sum far more than they intended, the exchange company Crypto.com is reeling from the costly blunder.
Binance is taking measures to protect vulnerable users
As part of an effort to safeguard consumers that it has identified as being most susceptible to financial crypto crime, Binance Australia is tightening up
Tough Fed Policies Could Hurt Bitcoin, Says Bitfury CEO
In an August 29 interview with CNBC, the CEO of Bitfury, Brian Brooks claimed that merchants do not perceive BTC as a good inflation hedge
JP Morgan Advises You to Sell Your Cryptocurrencies
Bloomberg reports that David Kelly, head of JP Morgan Asset Management, has some advise for investors spooked by a hawkish Federal Reserve: stop worrying about
Central African Republic Court Says it’s Unconstitutional to Buy Land With The Country’s Cryptocurrency, Sango Coin
The purchase of citizenship, e-residency, and land using a cryptocurrency the government of the Central African Republic announced last month was found to be unconstitutional