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Gensler has consistently stated that most cryptocurrencies, except Bitcoin, should be treated as securities.
As the global economy continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Eurozone is facing increasing chances of inflationary pressures.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg highlighted that the company’s app continued to record strong engagement and currently has an exciting product in the pipeline.
The recent Fed increase in interest rates has put the midpoint of the target range at the highest level in over two decades.
The legal troubles continue to mount for Binance, as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) also filed a lawsuit against the exchange and CZ in June.
As part of plans to launch the X super app, Elon Musk has said the Twitter logo would change to X.
Sam Bankman-Fried faces a slew of criminal allegations, including fraud, bribery, and campaign finance offenses.
Bitcoin dropped by just around 1 percent to trade around $29.9k on Friday despite the US unemployment claims coming in lower than expected.
Inflation in the UK has fallen lower than expected even as authorities promise to keep working towards their goal of 2%.
Treasury Yields are falling further due to general uncertainty in the market regarding interest rates and monetary policies.
The increase in Q2 2023 figures show that JPMorgan is not negatively affected by its recent acquisition of First Republic Bank.
Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, reached its highest price since June 2022, touching $31,818 on the Bitstamp exchange.
This great win of Ripple in its battle against the SEC can be viewed as a reminder that the existing regulatory frameworks may not always fit the unique characteristics of cryptocurrencies and may require modification or refinement.
The problems with Celsius Network and Mashinsky first surfaced in June of last year when the platform abruptly froze withdrawals, leaving users anxious about the security of their cash.
Musk’s previous comments on the potential risks associated with AI and his advocacy for responsible AI development suggest a genuine interest in exploring the capabilities and implications of this transformative technology.