The second quarter of 2023 marked the fourth consecutive quarter of declines in deal value, highlighting the prolonged nature of the downturn.
These IPOs align with the broader trend of Chinese companies seeking public listings in Hong Kong, driven by regulatory scrutiny and market dynamics.
NFL quarterback Trevor Lawrence has reached a settlement in a lawsuit involving FTX. This follows a trend of celebrities settling similar cases involving FTX promotions, including YouTubers Kevin Paffrath and Tom Nash.
Last week, the Base Layer 2 network hit its ATH in daily transactions of about 1.88 million, higher than Optimism and Arbitrum combined.
Hong Kong law enforcement is conducting an inquiry into JPEX following a referral from the SFC regulator, over offering suspiciously higher returns for its interest bearing products.
The new Bitcoin-only trust company will combine expertise from BitGo and Swan Bitcoin to drive adoption with minimal exposure.
The performance of Instacart IPO will provide valuable insights into the appetite for tech-driven companies and the willingness of investors to pay a premium for companies operating in sectors with significant growth potential.
Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) might provide a lasting solution to the challenge posed by blockchain fragmentation.
Tesla is likely to decide on a breakthrough method of die casting multiple sections of its EVs to reduce cost and improve production.
Qualcomm Global Senior Vice President Cheng Lixin expressed optimism about the partnership, emphasizing its potential to accelerate the development of China’s metaverse.
WhatsApp has a user base of over 2 billion people worldwide and analysts have predicted that it will eventually take advantage of this and monetize the service.
If not for anything else, the latest report about clean energy usage could mean a greater move toward the adoption of BTC.
X has also outlined its future plans to streamline the checkmark review process for users who verify their IDs.
According to CEO, the company needs to employ “thousands” of people to maintain its growth potential and margins.
Bybit’s approach is grounded in cooperation and compliance, seeking to create a harmonious relationship with UK regulators and authorities.