DFSA’s decision about Saxo Bank’s crypto holdings will have a “very limited impact” on its business and its customers will not experience any significant changes, […]
Month: July 2023
Is this the start of the next bull run?
On this week’s episode of The Market Report, Cointelegraph’s resident expert discusses whether Bitcoin touching $31,000 is a sign that the next bull run is […]
Peter McCormack’s Twitter regrets: ‘I can feel myself being a dick’ — Hall of Flame
Podcaster Peter McCormack has a love/hate relationship with Twitter and admits he can sometimes be “a dick to other people” online.
Crypto hacks and exploits snatch over $300M in Q2 2023: Report
While total year-over-year losses to hackers dropped 58%, BNB Chain saw 119 security incidents leading to losses of around $70 million, followed by Ethereum, with […]
How blockchain technology and DeFi could help solve the housing crisis
Home Construction Collective’s co-founders spoke with The Agenda podcast to explain why homes are so expensive and how decentralized finance might provide an answer.
US crypto regulatory uncertainty could be Hong Kong’s gain — Yat Siu
Animoca Brands founder Yat Siu believes Hong Kong’s efforts to foster the Web3 ecosystem are in stark contrast to regulatory uncertainty hampering development in the […]
TON blockchain launches on-chain encrypted messaging feature
The network previously allowed users to post on-chain messages but only in an unencrypted, completely public way.
AI would pick Bitcoin over centralized crypto – Tether CTO
Tether’s CTO Paolo Ardoino believes that artificial intelligence would choose to use Bitcoin over more centralized cryptocurrencies like stablecoins.
Binance ceases support for deposits and withdrawals of suspended Multichain-bridged tokens
This decision has implications for users who utilize bridged tokens on networks such as BNB Smart Chain, Fantom, Ethereum and Avalanche blockchains.
Clarity needed on crypto lending regulations — UK Law Commission
The Law Commission’s recommendations highlight the need to clarify whether cryptocurrency lending falls under existing financial collateral regulations.