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Part of Cohen-Pavon’s plea bargain requires him to compensate some of the victims of the Celsius collapse.
The bankrupt crypto lender Genesis announced that it would cease all of its crypto operations for spot and derivatives trading, for institutional players as well.
Binance.US has reduced its staff by nearly one-third which is the company’s second round of workforce reduction for the year 2023.
According to Goldman Sachs, the spike in AI stocks is here to stay, and reflects the beginning of a new tech wave, not a bubble.
OpenAI’s decision to open an office in Dublin places it among the growing list of US tech companies establishing a presence in the Irish capital.
A large chunk of OKX’s $25-$50 million annual advertising budget goes towards its sports deals.
Huobi will retain its identity for Chinese-speaking regions, but the exchange will now be recognized as HTX on the global scene.
Diesel’s entry into the Meta Avatar Store aligns with the brand’s previous forays into the metaverse and its ventures into the world of NFTs.
Buterin is looking forward to a future where developers can leverage an independent open tech stack.
Kalra expressed deep concern about the unauthorized use of AI to create digital replicas of actors and artists.
Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire expressed delight at seeing major Web2 companies integrating blockchain technology.
A multimillion-dollar security incident involving a Fortress third-party vendor took place in the hours leading to the takeover by Ripple.
In the face of the AI hype that has swept across the world in recent months, Amazon has refrained from launching its own AI-powered chatbot, opting instead to apply the technology to its businesses.
SWIFT has been actively involved in various CBDC-related projects, including a wholesale CBDC initiative in collaboration with the New York Federal Reserve Bank, utilizing a regulated liability network.
The MAS has also banned them from managing, acting as a director, or even being a substantial shareholder of any capital market services business operating in Singapore.