ARK Invest purchased 269,928 shares in Coinbase on March 23, only two days after it sold $13.5 million, its first sale of Coinbase shares this […]
Category: Regulation News
‘Surgical removal’ of crypto will only weaken USD dominance, commentators say
A day after Coinbase received an SEC Wells notice, industry commentators weighed in on what recent regulator actions mean for America’s crypto future.
3AC co-founder can answer subpoena or ‘take his chances’ — US judge
The U.S. judge presiding over the Three Arrows Capital bankruptcy case has upped the pressure on Kyle Davies to comply with a January-issued subpoena.
Aussie crypto exchange hints interest in Hong Kong base
The CEO of Independent Reserve says Hong Kong’s “friendly” licensing regime makes it a worthy destination to set up shop, but there are other factors […]
The world could be facing a dark future thanks to CBDCs
From forcing people to spend their money to making them save it, central banks around the world could soon use CBDCs to create a dystopian […]
Coinbase CEO calls for action in electing pro-crypto lawmakers following SEC Wells notice
Brian Armstrong urged crypto proponents to “contact their congressman, donate to pro-crypto candidates, show up at town halls” in an effort to achieve clear rules […]
FTX debtors agree to $95M sale of stake in Mysten Labs
The proposed purchase price of the Mysten Labs shares was roughly 95% of the amount FTX Ventures invested as part of a $300-million funding round […]
Coinbase and Algorand give divergent reasons for staking reward suspension
Algorand Foundation CEO said the crypto exchange is evaluating its products and services after receiving a Wells Notice. Coinbase denies the claim.
Regulation still key for the evolution of CeFi: Paris Blockchain Week
Regulatory considerations are front and center as a panel of cryptocurrency industry insiders unpacks the current state of CeFi and DeFi in Paris.
Banking turmoil pushes crypto to ‘no oversight’, says Circle CEO
Crypto firms who have had the strongest position with U.S. regulation are now considered “unsafe,” Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire stated.