
Coinbase Saw 66% Jump in Law Enforcement Requests Last Year
Amid the crypto winter of 2022 and major bankruptcies this year 2022, law enforcement agency requests have doubled at Coinbase.
Amid the crypto winter of 2022 and major bankruptcies this year 2022, law enforcement agency requests have doubled at Coinbase.
While both assets fell sharply in the past year, spot gold is up marginally year-on-year by about 0.23%. Comparatively, Bitcoin has plunged by more than 60%.
Argo Blockchain announced the increasing Bitcoin mining difficulty made it difficult to rake in more coins during the last month.
In a recent interview, SBF indicated that the FTX US entity is fully solvent and does not understand why the current CEO, John Ray, has not granted access.
The DOJ investigation showed that CZ had kept the financial records of Binance from the public.
MoonPay has secured FCA UK registration and will now comply with all financial regulations laid down by the regulator.
Former BitMEX CEO says the “irresponsible entities” within the crypto industry have all been completely wiped out.
Considering its sensitivity, DOGE is likely to bounce in either direction in tandem with the broader market after the hearing.
Ark Invest resumed its Coinbase shares acquisition in October when it added 10,880 shares, pushing the valuation of its then-total holdings to $60.5 million.
FTX has more than a million estimated creditors according to the bankruptcy files. The losses suffered by the company are between a range of $10 to $50 billion.
In September, the South Korean government nullified the validity of Do Kwon’s passport.
Crypto asset manager Grayscale stated that the SEC had filed its first legal brief detailing its refusal to allow spot BTC ETFs.
Several major NFTs saw a surge in sales and transaction volumes yesterday, with at least one climbing over 1000%.
Sen. Tester thinks the only possible use of cryptocurrency is the synthetic market to access global investors.
Ripple is excited about the prospects of carbon credits and gaming NFTs.