The token prices on the Indian crypto exchange WazirX crashed following the announcement of a bill that would ban all private crypto.
Month: November 2021
Deterring adoption? Balancing security and innovation in crypto
Security processes are necessary to protect crypto users but regulators may force companies to adopt processes that stifle innovation.
Senate Banking Committee chair seeks information from stablecoin issuers and exchanges, suggesting possible hearing
The senator said he had “significant concerns with the non-standardized terms applicable to redemption of particular stablecoins” in separate letters to eight crypto firms.
SEC open meeting on Dec. 2 to include crypto panel discussion
The SEC is opening discussion on crypto and blockchain technology with regard to American investors.
Clinton: Regulate crypto to stop manipulation by Russia and China
The former Secretary of State warns that if left unregulated, cryptocurrency markets and social media platforms could destabilize the US Dollar as the reserve currency
Experts divided on how far India’s ‘private crypto’ ban will go
Previous documents from the Indian government indicate that it believes any cryptocurrencies not issued by the government are considered private, and therefore could be banned.
Analysts pinpoint bull and bear scenarios as Bitcoin price dips below $56K
BTC price dropped below $56,000 again, leading analysts to discuss various bull and bear scenarios for Bitcoin’s short term price action.
Bitcoin whales plan to buy BTC higher as fresh Mt. Gox payouts add to market fear
Whales reposition their BTC buy bids higher as price action appears to bore those seeking a continuation of the Bitcoin bull market.
Bitcoin exchanges see large deposits despite BTC reserves hitting 3-year lows
Bitcoin price spikes continue as data reveals exchange activity is anything but flat this week.
Bitcoin hits new all-time high in Turkey as fiat currency lira goes into freefall
Turkish Bitcoin holders avoid an accelerating currency collapse as the lira loses 15% against the U.S. dollar in a single day.