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GGC has given Ver 20 days to respond to the complaints filed against him.
Embattled crypto lender Celsius plans to use a new bankruptcy digital currency token to pay off its creditors.
After a strong community backlash over very high minting prices and lack of communication, Porsche decided to backpedal its NFT plans.
The successful launch of testnet means Ethereum is still on schedule to deliver the withdrawal features five to eight weeks from now.
Expectations are that the new rule must have been completed by midyear and adopted by that same time.
Vitalik pointed out that there has been no viable stealth address solution thus far, even though it offers a more functional and comprehensive privacy solution when compared to the now-sanctioned crypto mixer Tornado Cash.
The Cardano outage is not a new occurrence for some of the majority of Layer-1 protocols.
Overall, APT has now surged over 300% from its November lows, to reach a new all-time high.
Recently, another news of a clone of XRP, called the RP Classic (XRPC), has grabbed the attention of several investors. Many crypto participants are not aware of the suspicious activities of the XRPC token.
JPMorgan believes as many as 95% of Coinbase Global’s retail customers will opt in for the staking service after the Shanghai update.
The Chinese central bank has launched smart contract functionality for its digital yuan amid new use cases.
In reaction to the relieving comment by the new FTX boss to reboot the exchange, the FTT token jumped 32% to $2.37.
Revolut is holding off on its token launch to determine the full extent of the damage caused by the FTX crash.
Canine-inspired tokens, including Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, saw around $25 billion in trading volume in the past month.
NAB chief innovation officer Howard Silby said the decision to mint the AUDN stablecoin, which is backed 1:1 by the Australian dollar (AUD), was based on the bank’s belief that blockchain infrastructure will play a key role in the new evolution of finance.