March 5th, 2026
Despite RippleNet general manager’s belief that Bitcoin maximalism is over, the king coin has been pulling in continuous jump.
VanEck has pushed out of the US into the European markets and, with favorable regulations, it expects to have a better embrace in the region where similar products are already available.
With a tough year for business, Airbnb makes an ambitious move of public listing as the company is working on restructuring its business model and streamline operations.
The SEC revealed that it brought 56 cases related to blockchain projects, cryptocurrencies and digital assets since July 2017.
While Airbnb has had its tough times with its hosts amid an extenuating refund policy, the company’s public listing move represents significant growth for it in a highly competitive industry.
SEC may be seeking to establish a definition for “Qualified Custodian” to easily identify companies that fall into that category for easy supervision.
Over the past week, XRP has been on a continuous rise like Bitcoin and Ethereum. With a market cap of over $12 billion, XRP is currently trading at $0.27.
Despite making revenue, the US leading food delivery app Doordash has also suffered a loss of almost $149 million.
Ripple has so far purchased around $45 million worth of XRP with more assurance from the company executives that they may continue to purchase more to support a healthy market.
With the fine from Telegram making the bulk of the charge on ICOs by the SEC, other projects also bowed to the SEC’s pressures and collectively coughed out about 40 million dollars in fines.
By leveraging the power of blockchain technology and DeFi, Texture Capital aims to bring tokenized security trading to the secondary markets.
According to the SEC filings, the sale was a part of a so-called 10b5-1 trading plan. Within the plan, Amazon shares are automatically sold at pre-determined dates to avoid any perception of trading on insider knowledge.
The legal dispute with Lantah continued till August even after Telegram was forced to leave its TON project.
Registered in Switzerland and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), UGPAY Group AG emphasizes a range of unique investment objectives.
Crowdfunding has been the way through which crypto startups get smaller investments from non-accredited investors as they obtain security offerings without having to register with the SEC.