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This week we will get into the backstory behind the Quadriga Affair, take a look at another scam discovered in India, and finish with an examination of the accusations against Ripple and why they are important.
With a view to ensuring data security and compliance across its global operations, Binance is going to implement stronger KYC and AML regulations.
Crypto price aggregator CoinMarketCap says it plans to make a number of changes to address concerns that the site reports fake volume for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and more than 2,000 altcoins.
Increase in the bearish momentum will drop Ethereum price at the demand level of $131 in case $134 price level does not hold. Should the Bulls defend the demand level of $134; the ETH price may roll up towards the supply zone of $140.
OKEx plans to catch up with Binance by scheduling the launch of its in-house decentralized exchange, DEX, for this June. The DEX will run entirely on OKEx’s own blockchain.
Kintaro Capital is one of the first EU crypto funds who received their license from the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), licensing it as a Private Investment Fund (PIF) for cryptocurrencies and listed equities.
According to the investigation lawyer from global law firm Kober & Kim, Jake Chervinsky, it will take more than a year to understand whether Ripple’s XRP is a security or not. Here’s why.
With the help of Stellar-backed Thunes, Western Union is going to allow its clients to transfer funds directly to mobile wallets globally.
While many use CoinMarketCap as a go-to resource for cryptocurrency market data, roughly 95% of Bitcoin trading volume reported by this website is fake, according to Bitwise Asset Management report.
Banco Santander got confused with XRP and Ripple, and mistakenly announced that they’re using XRP for payments across 19 countries. Later, responding to an XRP enthusiast, the company apologized for providing incorrect information.
In a blog post, Kik Ceo Ted Livingston explained how Facebook’s coin may replace the US dollar as the global reserve currency.
Reserve CEO, Nevin Freeman says that stablecoin projects indulge into dubious activities trapping investors funds to artificially inflate demand and thus the market cap of the stablecoins.
To ensure a fairer distribution of tokens during a token sale event, top cryptocurrency exchange Binance has introduced a new lottery launchpad system model replacing the existing first-come-first-serve system.
Despite several delays in its launch, Bakkt’s valuation currently stands at $740 million with major financial institutions holding their stake in the platform.
Amazon and Worldpay have announced their partnership in the framework of which Worldpay will fully enable Amazon Pay for its merchants.