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Ripple CEO says SEC Chair Gensler behaves like an ‘autocrat’
[ad_1] Ad Ripple (XRP) CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler behaves like an “autocrat,” urging elected officials to take note of the regulator. Garlinghouse commented on a news report where Gensler said there was no additional need for crypto legislation as existing rules cover the sector. The…
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Stacks co-founder urges crypto community to fund Senator Warren’s opponents
[ad_1] Ad Stacks co-founder Muneeb Ali wants to fund Senator Warren’s political opponents. He encouraged the crypto community to do the same. Senator Warren wants to tackle money laundering The comments came in response to Senator Warren’s plans to build an “Anti-crypto Army” as part of her re-election campaign. Senator Warren has been a pivotal…
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FTX EU opens European withdrawals website
[ad_1] Ad FTX EU has opened a website to allow former European customers to submit withdrawal requests, according to a report from Finance Magnates on March 30. Site is for withdrawals; license remains suspended Quoted statements from FTX EU indicate that the site, located at ftxeurope.eu, will solely handle fiat balance claims and that no…
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SBF hoarded too much data for the FBI to handle
[ad_1] Ad The laptop of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried holds so much data that the FBI is struggling to analyze it, according to reports from Business Insider on March 30. Prosecutors overburdened by laptop data The FBI is having difficulty with the laptop’s contents, according to statements made by Assistant US Attorney Nicholas Roos…
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Cold wallet Ledger raises $108M as self-custody wallets gain popularity
[ad_1] Ad Hardware crypto wallet company Ledger announced raising $108 million in its recent funding round, according to TechCrunch. The company raised a total of €100 million, which equates to $108 million based on the exchange rate at the time of writing, as the TechCrunch article noted. The funding round In 2021, Ledger raised another…
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Hong Kong signals licensing over 8 crypto companies by year-end
[ad_1] Ad Hong Kong is likely to license at least eight crypto companies by the end of the year, according to Forkast News. The licenses will be issued as a part of Hong Kong’s new crypto licensing regime, as the Forkast News article noted. The information was stated by Angelina Kwan, a former regulator at…
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Avalanche Foundation launches NFT initiative
[ad_1] Ad The Avalanche Foundation has launched an initiative that will see it support non-fungible token (NFT) artists, as announced in a blog post. Avalanche forms digital artist initiative Avalanche says that its initiative, titled Avaissance, will be made up of two parts. The first part of the initiative involves an Artist in Residence (AIR)…
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Coinbase, Kraken plan to continue operating in Canada as regulatory rules change
[ad_1] Ad Crypto exchanges Coinbase and Kraken have stated that they plan to continue operating in Canada. Coinbase says it will serve Canadians Coinbase said in a March 30 blog post that Coinbase Canada has signed an enhanced pre-registration undertaking with Canadian securities regulators. The company added that its Canadian presence is part of its…
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Realized cap could be the new benchmark for measuring Bitcoin’s value
[ad_1] Op-ed: Binance’s reputation at risk as CFTC allegations raise concerns Trust is essential in the cryptocurrency market, and if Binance is seen as a bad actor that trades against its users, it could result in a loss of confidence from its clients and investors. 21 hours ago · 3 min read [ad_2] Source link
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SBF pleads not guilty to all 13 federal indictments
[ad_1] Ad Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) pleaded not guilty to all federal indictments filed against him during a March 30 hearing, including the bribery charges unsealed last week, CNBC reported. SBF’s lawyer Mark Cohen told reporters that he intends to file a motion to mitigate some of the charges and request the court…