Australian crypto investors ‘sitting on the sidelines’ for clearer laws: Swyftx CEO
Crypto exchange Swyftx estimates anywhere from two to six million Australians could enter the market if regulated.
Crypto exchange Swyftx estimates anywhere from two to six million Australians could enter the market if regulated.
A US judge found a Colorado court lacked jurisdiction over the Estonian-based Atomic Wallet, its CEO and a sister software...
TLDR: Based rollups use Layer 1 (L1) blockchain sequencers instead of their own They inherit L1 security, decentralization and liveness...
United Arab Emirates (UAE) regulators, SCA and VARA, have signed a cooperation agreement to strengthen the country’s position as a...
The crypto industry is still in its early stages of growth, despite a significant increase in adoption rates. Experts believe...
Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong addressed concerns in Parliament regarding the risks of Worldcoin’s operations in Singapore, including...
House Financial Services Subcommittee Chairman French Hill emphasized the need to understand decentralized finance technologies during a hearing. He criticized...
China’s digital yuan initiative has advanced considerably, backed by over a decade of research and four years of pilot experimentation,...
Standard Chartered has launched a digital asset custody service in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), licensed by the Dubai Financial...
The North Carolina General Assembly has overridden Governor Roy Cooper’s veto to enact a bill prohibiting a central bank digital...
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has charged Olumide Osunkoya for operating unregistered crypto ATMs in the country. This case...
A single Bitcoin miner received the total reward of a Bitcoin block, a rarity due to the hash and power...
Lufthansa and Deutsche Telekom are among a few major enterprises to launch blockchain nodes on the Peaq network, signaling a...
Crypto investors might be shifting their mindset and may not always turn to Bitcoin as a haven during market uncertainty,...
Standard Chartered was approved by the Dubai Financial Services Authority to offer crypto custody solutions in the UAE.
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