Consensys pushes back against regulatory ‘gaslighting’ with new sovereignty platform
Crypto companies have been “living in fear in a gas-lit world for a long time,” said Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin.
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Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk, appears to support the idea after vowing to cut down on the social media network's spam problem. 875 Total views 46 Total shares On Sunday, American entrepreneur Marc Andreessen posted a screenshot of what appears to be a Twitter user impersonating his name to promote a "free crypto" giveaway. "What…

US President Joe Biden vetoes SAB 121 repeal
Joe Biden said he vetoed the resolution because "he will not support measures that jeopardize the well-being of consumers and investors."

US dollar plunge powers Bitcoin bull case, but other metrics concern: Analyst
A weakening US dollar could be bullish for Bitcoin, but two metrics could be cause for concern in the short term, according to Real Vision crypto analyst Jamie Coutts. “While my framework is turning bullish as the dollar plunges, two metrics still raise alarms: Treasury Bond volatility (MOVE Index) and Corporate Bond spreads,” said Coutts

BREAKING: BitMEX will pay $100M in penalties to FinCEN, CFTC
Former CEO Arthur Hayes and other executives at the firm are still likely to face charges on alleged violations of the Bank Secrecy Act. 670 Total views 5 Total shares Crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX has agreed to pay up to $100 million to resolve a case from the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or…

Bybit hacker launders $335M as funds continue to move
Bybit hackers have laundered $335 million in crypto since the $1.4 billion exploit, leaving $900 million of stolen assets yet to be moved.

Nvidia's stock price forms 'death cross' — Will AI crypto tokens follow?
Chip-making giant Nvidia’s (NVDA) stock is flashing a major bearish signal — the last time this pattern appeared, it retraced nearly 50%. This may raise questions for the AI crypto sector, which has, at times, seemed to react to Nvidia’s price. “NVDA just formed a Death Cross for the first time since April 2022. The

Industry experts weigh in on SEC hiring more crypto cops
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking to hire more people to focus on digital assets, raising the number of personnel charged with safeguarding investors in cryptocurrency markets almost twofold.The SEC's Cyber Unit, which comprises the Crypto Assets and Cyber team, is expected to hire 20 new people to increase the overall…

Friendliest of them all? These could be the best countries for crypto
The level of freedoms that the U.S. has provides an argument for the country as the most crypto-friendly location, although Puerto Rico also has its benefits. 421 Total views 7 Total shares As a burgeoning industry less than 13 years old, cryptocurrency has seen its fair share of regulatory crackdowns and changes, especially in the…