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The interest of Barclays in a crypto firm is a great example of traditional companies warming up to the crypto sector.
Having admitted that they are in a bad time, a representative from Alameda has assured that their proposed plan to reorganize the firm is the right call.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao does not believe that Musk or Tesla selling Bitcoin does much for the current market.
Zipmex announced it is considering buyout offers from “various interested parties” after suspending customer withdrawals last week.
Before the heat between Coinbase and the SEC started, the crypto exchange was always conservative in its token listing.
Silvergate Bank CEO said that their Bitcoin lending continues to grow strongly while referring to the recent market volatility as a good stress test.
Morgan Stanley referred to El Salvadoran bonds at their current prices as a buying opportunity. El Salvadoran 2027 bonds have dropped from 32 cents to 28 cents this year.
The possible acquisition of Bithumb by FTX could mark one of the exchange’s first attempts to directly connect with the South Korean crypto ecosystem.
Three Arrows Capital cofounders finally granted an interview to refute allegations that they moved funds before the company collapsed.
Citi believes that crypto contagion has peaked, and according to its new report, a number of indicators suggests so.
Tezos is already home to many DApps and platforms that are offering unique solutions to Web3.0 users.
The decision to integrate Google Pay is to reiterate Crypto.com’s mission of democratizing access to digital currencies as the move into the future of Web3.0 intensifies.
The FSC also added that credit cards cannot be used for stocks, online gambling, futures options, and other transactions in Taiwan.
Crypto lending platform BlockFi provided crucial insight into its loans, credit, and liquidity position in its “Q2 2022 Transparency Report”.
Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney has confirmed that his firm has no interest in forcing any decisions on its users.