Crypto Crime City Philippines’ Coins.ph exchange suffers breach by two Russian hackers

The Philippines SEC's ban on Binance raises concerns among investors, highlighting compliance issues and the SEC's commitment to protecting investors.
In the wake of the country's crackdown on Binance, the Philippines' securities regulator has shifted its focus to the online trading platform eToro.
The head of the Philippines SEC clarified that Binance and any other unregistered exchange issued with an advisory has three months before they are banned from the country.
The lawsuit examines eToro's assessment method to determine if retail customers fell within the intended market during the period from Oct. 5, 2021, to July 29, 2023.
Trading platform eToro is delisting four crypto assets for U.S. customers, citing recent developments. From July 12, U.S. customers will no longer be able to open new positions in the tokens but can continue to hold and sell existing positions.
Stock trading is coming to Twitter. And, reportedly, crypto trading. Via a new partnership with eToro, users can now make use of eToro’s market charts on a range of financial investments, simply by searching for the relevant "cashtag," usually by putting a "$" sign in front of the ticker, like "$TSLA" for Tesla stock. A chart then appears, reflecting the asset’s 24-hour price performance along with a link that says “View on eToro” where users can then view more in-depth market information and p...
The firm is reportedly seeking a new funding round that would infuse with more cash at a 50% lower valuation than one year ago.
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The move came as a surprise to some users, as ADA has not been on the watchdog’s radar in the near term.