The Ripple CEO demanded clear regulatory rules for the crypto industry stating that the SEC shouldn’t undertake the approach of regulation through enforcement.
The French Central Bank is not alone in conducting wholesale CBDC experiments. For example, the Bank of England (BoE) is set to conduct a similar test soon.
Walter Lee, BNB Chain’s growth partner and GameFi lead, believes that Web3 and blockchain technology have the potential to empower traditional gaming ecosystems.
The DoJ said that SBF was trying to discredit Ellison, who has already pleaded guilty of the charges and showed willingness to cooperate in the investigation.
Indonesia began its journey to establish a national crypto exchange in 2021.
The CAAC is partnering with the China Merchants Bank (CMB) to launch a digital yuan payment platform.
NASA’s Regulations on Merchandising Requests and Media Usage Guidelines strictly prohibit the use of its intellectual property in NFT.
The OpenSea Deals feature is powered by Seaport protocol to enable P2P NFT trading at scale and securely.
Sam Bankman-Fried faces a slew of criminal allegations, including fraud, bribery, and campaign finance offenses.
Loan holders will have to clear their outstanding loan balances until November 20, 2023.
New FTX CEO John J Ray has stated that Alameda had access to FTX customer assets and could use them for its own purposes without proper oversight.
Zeebu owns a revolutionary blockchain solution that tackles some of the unique problems faced in the telecom sector.
FTX’s new administration has continued to make significant efforts to reclaim funds the former CEO spent during his time at the firm.
However, some experts and analysts are skeptical about Terraform Labs’ new efforts and its ability to regain the trust of the crypto community.
The ban crypto transactions in Kuwait is reportedly part of a broader regulatory initiative that involves multiple supervisory authorities, including the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the Central Bank of Kuwait, and the Insurance Regulatory Unit.