
October 19th, 2025
If compared with the previous year, shares of Deutsche Bank have lost over 16%. Earlier this year, the bank announced a wide restructuring plan.
Bitmain has reportedly filed with the SEC as it intends to go public in the U.S. At the moment, there aren’t specific details about the filing.
At Ripple, the former BoA executive will be responsible for communicating all the regulatory-related matters with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Canaan, which is a competitor to Bitmain, is reportedly seeking to list in the U.S. after its Hong Kong plans fell through.
China’s state-backed tech workgroup has released its fourteenth crypto rankings report, with Bitcoin ranked 11th, Tron – 2nd, and EOS (EOS) retaining the top spot
Ark Investment Management CEO Catherine Wood believes Thursday’s surge in Tesla stock is just the beginning of the rise.
The Gram token investors voted against refund and are willing to wait until the next SEC hearing in February 2020.
The court’s hearing on the case of the status of Telegram’s token Gram has been postponed to February 2020.
Kik messaging platform will stay but it will be working under MediaLab that has purchased it.
Telegram files a counter-argument in the US courts saying that its token Grams is not a security.
The issues with SEC have enforced Telegram to postpone the deadline for launching its Telegram Open Network (TON).
According to the current reports, Telegram is seriously considering the temporary abandonment of its plans to issue Gram tokens due to problems with the SEC.
The SEC is looking to stop Telegram from issuing its GRAM tokens, for violating the Commission’s rules. Telegram is yet to make an official decision, however, how much of a play does the company have?
Despite the battle against the US SEC Kik will not shut down. It has been announced that Kik is going to struggle for its existence.
Three major financial regulators released a statement specifically to the crypto sector, explaining that all financial institutions must follow laid down banking laws.