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CoinCenter, other advocacy groups condemn CANSEE bill for overreach on DeFi
[ad_1] CoinCenter and other crypto advocacy groups have criticized a Senate bill that would impose strict regulations on individuals involved in decentralized finance (DeFi). The bill in question is titled the Crypto-Asset National Security Enhancement and Enforcement Act (CANSEE). If put into law, it would make DeFi platform operators and major stakeholders responsible for illegal…
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Unpacking trends in Bitcoin trading volatility
[ad_1] Quick Take Bitcoin’s trading patterns have been unusually consistent, primarily fluctuating around the $30k mark. However, a recent dip saw the cryptocurrency briefly fall below $29,000. This volatility has been linked to Bitcoin’s sharp decline in 2022, coupled with significant macroeconomic uncertainties. Consequently, many investors have adopted a more cautious stance, predicting lower price…
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$125M CoinDesk deal may be in final stages
[ad_1] A partial sale of the crypto news site CoinDesk valued at $125 million could soon be completed, the Wall Street Journal reported on July 20. The investor group reportedly involved in the sale is said to be headed by Peter Vessenes of Capital6 and Matthew Roszak of Tally Capital, the latter of which is…
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North Korean hackers exploited shared cloud service to rob crypto firms
[ad_1] North Korean state hackers exploited a cloud services provider called JumpCloud to steal funds from crypto companies that use its services, Reuters reported on July 20. Reuter’s confidential sources indicate that the North Korean state-backed hackers had a specific focus on cryptocurrency companies. However, the report did not disclose the names of the impacted…
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NFT of Jack Dorsey’s first tweet, originally purchased for $2.9M, is worth less than $4 in today’s market
[ad_1] During the peak of the non-fungible token (NFT) market in 2021, crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi made headlines when he purchased Twitter’s co-founder Jack Dorsey’s first tweet as an NFT for $2.9 million. Source: OpenSea At the time of his purchase, the Iranian investor tied the NFT’s value to its uniqueness and its association with…
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Caroline Ellison’s private writings from the months leading up to Alameda, FTX collapse uncovered in legal discovery process
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UK Economic Secretary rejects regulating crypto as gambling, advocates for financial services framework
[ad_1] Andrew Griffith, U.K’s Economic Secretary to the Treasury, has rejected the Parliament Treasury Select Committee’s recommendation to regulate cryptocurrency trading as gambling, according to a response published on July 20. In a May report, the U.K’s Treasury Committee acknowledged that blockchain technology could be beneficial to the financial services industry. However, it likened cryptocurrency…
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Rapid shift in Bitcoin liquidity reflects strong holder conviction
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Terraform Labs requests to subpoena docs from bankrupt FTX in SEC case defense
[ad_1] Terraform Labs (TFL), the developer of the failed Terra blockchain, wants to subpoena bankrupt FTX for relevant documents it could use to defend its case against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to a July 19 court filing. In February, the SEC sued the blockchain developer and its former CEO, Do Kwon,…
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Op-ed: US banks launch 24/7 Instant Payments
[ad_1] The U.S. Federal Reserve’s (Fed) long-awaited instant payment service, FedNow, is set to launch imminently, promising a significant development in the country’s payment system. As reported by Reuters on July 20, with this service, everyday Americans will soon be able to send and receive funds in real-time, 24/7, a revolutionary stride in the U.S.…