US Court Orders BitMEX Founders to Pay $30M for Illegal Trading
The three co-founders, Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo and Samuel Reed, must each pay $10 million, the CFTC said.
271M Doge Transferred In A Single Transaction: Is Whale Unrest The New Normal?
Nearly 271 million Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) were moved from multiple addresses to an unknown wallet in a single transaction earlier Tuesday. Dogecoin whales — cryptospeak for big holders — are…
Starbucks NFT Will Provide Rewards And Utility: Here Are The Details
A leading coffee and restaurant chain is launching its own non-fungible tokens later this year. Here are the new details. What Happened: First announced last month, Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX)…
‘Smart Money’ Wallets Accumulate GAL and Decrease APE Holdings: Nansen Data
PXN: Ghost Division disrupts Yuga Labs’ NFT dominance.
With More Investors Backing Musk’s Takeover, What Does the Future Hold for Twitter?
A recently amended Schedule 13D form filed with the SEC revealed that a consortium of 19 investors, including Sequoia Capital, Andressen Horowitz, and Binance, are backing new Twitter CEO Elon…
El Salvador’s central bank accepts Qredo’s registration to provide crypto services
Registered Bitcoin service providers in El Salvador include Chivo, the firm behind the state-issued crypto wallets and kiosks, Paxos Trust Company, Paxful and OpenNode.
Market Wrap: Cryptos and Stocks Fall, Luna Foundation Guard Accumulates Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTC) and stocks declined on Thursday. The market’s risk-off tone has overwhelmed short-term price jumps, although The Luna Foundation Guard (LFG) continued to buy.
What Are Play-to-Earn Games and How Can They Overtake Traditional Gaming Industry?
Fuad Fatullaev, Founder and CEO of WeWay ‒ entertainment ecosystem and NFT Marketplace for creators, celebrities and their fans. Making a living by the sheer act of playing video games…
Block Misses Q1 Estimates, Posts $1.73B in Bitcoin Transactions
The payments firm formerly known as Square said it didn’t record any bitcoin impairment charges in the quarter.
Argentina’s Central Bank Bans Lenders From Offering Crypto Services
The announcement on Thursday afternoon comes after the IMF last month approved a $45 billion loan facility for Argentina that stipulated the country would discourage the use of cryptocurrencies.