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In a recent lawsuit, the CFTC has revealed what it considers the single largest Bitcoin fraud case, involving South Africa’s MTI.
American multinational technology company Meta Platforms has commenced the testing of its Non-Fungible Token on its flagship social media platform Facebook.
The Ethereum Network’s Gray Glacier implementation has delayed the difficulty bomb till November, the tentative target for the switch to PoS.
The fund will look to back crypto fund managers with experience in non-fungible tokens (NFTs), gaming, decentralized finance (DeFi), Web3.0 and the metaverse.
South Korean multinational electronics corporation, Samsung Electronics has announced it has started the production of its 3nm Chip, a more advanced chip that uses the Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistor architecture.
Kyve said that a major part of its funding will be allocated to the expansion of its Web3 data lake. Kyve will also focus on unique use cases and integrations L1 and L2 projects.
Struggling digital assets lending company, BlockFi may be selling out its remaining assets worth more than $4.5 billion for just $25 million to FTX cryptocurrency exchange.
Crypto exchange Coinbase has agreed to sell geo-tracking data to Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The S&P 500 and the US equity market have had a brutal first half of 2022. With inflation fears sticking around, the market could likely continue to stay in selling pressure going ahead.
USDC issuer, Circle Internet Financial, has released Euro Coin (EUROC), a euro coin stablecoin backed by full reserves.
FTX Derivatives Exchange was reportedly amongst the deep-pocket investors that showed interest in coming to the aid of embattled crypto lender Celsius Network but walked away after getting the full details of the company’s finances.
German luxury and commercial vehicle automotive brand Mercedes is planning to launch its non-fungible token (NFT) collection on FTX.
Bitcoin (BTC), the cryptocurrency industry’s premier digital asset has slipped below its major support level and is currently trading below $20,000.
Officials of the European Union (EU) have reached a partial agreement to establish a new regulatory body that will oversee Anti-Money Laundering (AML) fights in the region.
According to the Pentagon report, the blockchain is vulnerable. It says only 2 and 4 participants can disrupt BTC and ETH, respectively.