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Crypto asset manager Grayscale stated that the SEC had filed its first legal brief detailing its refusal to allow spot BTC ETFs.
Several major NFTs saw a surge in sales and transaction volumes yesterday, with at least one climbing over 1000%.
Sen. Tester thinks the only possible use of cryptocurrency is the synthetic market to access global investors.
Twitter decides to relaunch its “Blue Tick” or verification services but Apple users will pay 30% more due to the Apple tax.
Ripple is excited about the prospects of carbon credits and gaming NFTs.
SBF attempted to depeg the largest stablecoin by daily traded volume, Tether USDT, before filing for bankruptcy protection.
The class action lawsuit alleges that Yuga Labs leveraged a vast network of A-list athletes, musicians, and celebrity clients to push the sales of their NFT collection.
Some users complained regarding the compromise in API keys, however, Binance has denied it stating that the funds are SAFU.
Amber Group has halted its sponsorship deal with Chelsea and is looking to downsize its workforce as the crypto winter bites hard.
Although Li Auto realized a substantial revenue increase for Q3 2022, the company’s operating costs also rose.
Just last month, the firm announced it retrenched 12% of its workforce.
The Snapdeal IPO may be launched at a later date. According to the firm, a move will depend on their need for capital at that time.
The UK will extend its crypto tax break as part of a broader financial reform package to increase the country’s crypto profile.
Tether CTO Paolo Ardoino denounced the decision, along with several Twitter users who have questioned the motive.
The FTC issued a press release stating that the $69 billion deal by Activision Blizzard is the largest investment by Microsoft.