Bitcoin's fourth halving and its impact
Continued increase in demand for Bitcoin could offset selling pressure, as well as reduced issuance, driving price action
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Continued increase in demand for Bitcoin could offset selling pressure, as well as reduced issuance, driving price action
FTX grapples with repayment challenges post-collapse, resorting to selling assets and Bitcoin derivatives. Despite accumulating $4.4 billion, uncertainties persist, with FTX.com users facing potential larger losses, signaling a complex financial recovery path.
FTX's strategic shift to accumulate cash reserves amidst asset sell-offs sparks industry interest. As the platform navigates a complex bankruptcy process, challenges in repaying customers and disagreements over proposed models add complexity to its recovery journey.
After many reversals and mistakes, the Bitcoin Spot ETF was finally approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Wilcox, in a blog post, cited concerns about his personal identity becoming overly associated with Zcash during his tenure as CEO. He expressed the belief that this dynamic could be detrimental to both himself and the cryptocurrency.
Umate subsequently announced its support for users to use AVAV tokens to access videos of AV stars, including HongKongDoll.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleged the two entities had sold unregistered securities through Gemini's Earn program.
Bankrupt crypto broker Genesis has filed details on how it will pay back its creditors.
DCG’s subsidiary underwent a second round of job cuts after being hit by FTX implosion.
The question of whether Genesis Trading and Digital Currency Group (DCG) will go bust currently hangs over the crypto and Bitcoin market.