
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Reiterates Bearish Stance on Bitcoin and Other Virtual Assets
Although Jamie Dimon remains a Bitcoin critic, JPMorgan continued to make waves in the blockchain industry.
Although Jamie Dimon remains a Bitcoin critic, JPMorgan continued to make waves in the blockchain industry.
Although 2022 witnessed a major crash in crypto fundraises, it was still higher in comparison to 2018, 2019, and 2020. Market analysts expect VC investments in crypto to resume by the summer of 2023.
GALA was the top-gainer among the NFT rally that began last week and was last seen changing hands at $0.042.
Nepal has asked ISPs and email providers to expressly shut down everything that could propagate crypto in any way.
In the most recent report, Chainalysis research suggested that the illegal use of Tornado Cash was essentially associated with crypto hacks and scams, with an approximate average of thirty-four percent of all inflows.
FTX debtors have prioritized selling four businesses owned by the company, however, the US bankruptcy trustee in FTX’s case has argued that FTX has provided very little information on what’s actually being sold.
Morgan Stanley warned that the value of GBTC may drop ‘precipitously’ to zero due to regulatory changes, a crisis of confidence, a flaw, or an operational issue in the Bitcoin network.
The US CFTC believes Eisenberg manipulatively inflated the value of his swap contract holdings on Mango Markets to borrow a significant amount of digital assets that he had no intention to repay.
According to the US DOJ, the Robinhood shares have drawn ownership claims from several parties, including SBF and FTX creditors.
The latest update on the transaction between Voyager Digital and Binance.US is that the latter has argued that all the objections to the deal lack factual or legal support.
The price of Bitcoin climbed higher on Monday raising hopes for a rally in 2023, and taking several crypto stocks along with it.
Despite the layoffs, the CEO remains convinced that client funds are safe and assures the company remains strong.
Jefferies wrote that Coinbase would be “acutely pressured in the near term” as retail customers withdraw from crypto after the FTX crumble.
The Korean-based entity will take up a new name, and henceforth, operate independently from Huobi Global.
The former FTX boss said he will share details about what he knows of the exchange “in time”.