According to Ganna Voievodina, Ukraine’s law on digital assets was adopted “just in time” for companies handling crypto and a government looking for tax revenue.
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Month: April 2022
New SEC guidance on accounting and disclosures rankles Commissioner Peirce
Peirce, sometimes referred to as the Crypto Mom, found the new guidance to be an example of the SEC’s “scattershot and inefficient approach to crypto.”
Bank of Japan official calls for G7 nations to adopt common crypto regulations
The Bank of Japan has warned G7 nations that a common regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies needs to be introduced quickly, as current rules do not […]
Crypto industry fires back after EU vote to block ‘unhosted’ wallets
“Imagine if the EU required your bank to report you to the authorities every time you paid your rent merely because the transaction was over […]
Binance wins dismissal of class action over 2018 tokens that tanked
The judge ruled domestic law doesn’t apply to Binance as it is not an exchange domestic to the U.S. and that the case was filed […]
Aave v3 launch triggers 50% rally from long-term descending channel pattern
AAVE price broke from its long-term downtrend after the launch of Aave v3 added support for six different blockchain networks in the DeFi space.
DeFi sector TVL rises as investors return to a bullish crypto market
Decentralized finance token prices trending higher, the rise in the total value locked across protocols and increasing DApp revenue hint at a potential DeFi revival.
Bitcoin derivatives metrics favor a move to $48K, but only after a lower support retest
Analysts are mostly bullish on BTC’s short term price action, even if a retest of the $45,000 level must happen first.
Traders predict $3,800 Ethereum, but multiple data points suggest otherwise
Is it time for a correction after ETH rallied 34% in two weeks? On-chain metrics and derivatives data say yes.
Analysts debate Bitcoin’s next step after today’s $45.5K retest
BTC finally hit the projected $45,000 support zone, but analysts have mixed views on whether continuation or consolidation will be the next step.