The SEC recently tagged many of the tokens as ‘unregistered securities,’ and the allegations have landed a huge blow on the tokens.
Binance and its legal team filed a motion to have the SEC stopped from stating that CZ and the exchange had commingled users’ funds.
Meta Quest+ is already available on the Meta Quest Store. The service is compatible with Quest 2 and Quest Pro headsets. Once the Quest 3 will launch this fall, Meta Quest+ will add support for it as well.
The report noted that former FTX Group officials including SBF commingled customer deposits and corporate funds, and misused them with unnecessary spending.
Binance has recently been moving out of certain European locations.
White House infrastructure coordinator Mitch Landrieu emphasized that high-speed internet is a necessity in today’s society and should be accessible to every household in America.
The news from IBM on its plans to acquire Apptio came at a time organizations are digitally transforming their business operations faster than before.
A recent report from a research and intelligence firm reveals that the Super Mario Forever remake from Buziol Games contains heavy malware.
Apple would likely go ahead with a fall release for the iPhone 15, along with a few other new products slated for this year and 2024.
The move is expected to attract crypto investors who had fled the country following the heavy burdens caused by taxations of unrealized profits.
The ‘Six Samurai’ proposal presents roadmap to important components such as the migration from Columbus-5 to Columbus-6 and an upgrade to the Cosmos SDK.
Singapore’s MAS created the report with 11 banking giants to run several pilots improve market issuance by tokenizing assets.
In conjunction with its decision to allow Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF trading, HSBC has launched the Virtual Asset Investor Education Centre.
Binance will not delist privacy coins in Europe, opting instead to review its classification of assets in line with EU law.
Berkshire Hathaway purchased 225 million of the EV maker’s shares for $230 million in 2008.