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Opinion by: Nic Puckrin, founder of CoinBureau The largest liquidation event in the history of the crypto market, which wiped out at least $19 billion in long positions after US President Donald Trump announced punitive tariffs on China late on Oct. 10, exposed an ugly side of this nascent market: iâŚ
Bitcoin started the last week of October with a welcome rebound; can BTC price action cancel its dip from all-time highs?Bitcoin reached $114,500 for the weekly close as bulls staged a much-needed comeback, but many traders remained unconvinced.FOMC week began with stocks breathing a sigh of reliefâŚ
By Duncan MiririKenyan lawmakers have passed a bill to regulate digital assets like cryptocurrencies, a senior parliamentarian said on Monday, as it seeks to boost investments into the sector by putting clear rules in place for the emerging industry.Legislators enacted the Virtual Asset Service ProvâŚ
Keith Kelley, a Republican state senator representing Alabamaâs 12th district, is sounding the alarm for the potential impact of the federal stablecoin bill, the GENIUS Act, two months after it was signed into law by US President Donald Trump.In a Wednesday op-ed for 1819 News, Kelley said there wasâŚ
Opinion by: Shawn Tabrizi, engineering lead at ParityIn pursuit of adoption, many Web3 builders are hyperfocused on a simple, seductive metric: transactions per second (TPS). Protocols have trumpeted numbers rivaling traditional payment rails, convinced that sheer speed is the holy grail to convert âŚ
El Salvador acquired 21 BTC, worth approximately $2.3 million, in celebration of the fourth anniversary of its historic Bitcoin law, according to President Nayib Bukele.
Swedenâs justice minister has called on local authorities to focus on crackdowns that could yield larger seizures of assets including cryptocurrency under a 2024 law that allows the confiscation of luxury items and cash from individuals even if they arenât the target of an investigation.According toâŚ
NEW YORK, April 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) â WHY: Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, announces an investigation of potential state and federal law claims on behalf of purchasers of Nike-themed non-fungible tokens (âNFTsâ), crypto collectibles, or other crypto assets (âThe Nike NFTsââŚ
NEW YORK, March 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) â WHY: Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, announces an investigation of potential state and federal law claims on behalf of purchasers of Nike-themed non-fungible tokens (âNFTsâ), crypto collectibles, or other crypto assets (âThe Nike NFTsââŚ
Until the new presidential administration took office, the digital asset industry was embroiled in an existential showdown with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. For years, the SEC waged a scorched-earth regulation-by-enforcement campaign against the digital asset industry and its most-usâŚ
U.S. prosecutors have charged a 22-year-old Canadian man with stealing a combined $65 million in crypto through two separate decentralized finance (DeFi) hacks â the 2021 Indexed Finance exploit and the 2023 KyberSwap hack.In a newly-unsealed indictment filed in the Eastern District of New York (EDNâŚ
Law enforcement officers are sounding the alarm over a scam designed to drain the life savings of elderly victims. Pennsylvania police say an 86-year-old resident lost $9,500 to a person pretending to be his grandson, reports The Times-Tribune. Joseph Burke says he received calls from a person claimâŚ