Elon Musk’s DOGE to target the SEC amid cash-cutting sweep: Report

In her monthly Expert Take column, Selva Ozelli, an international tax attorney and CPA, covers the intersection between emerging technologies and sustainability, and provides the latest developments around taxes, AML/CFT regulations and legal issues affecting crypto and blockchain.Talk about ending a stellar career at the United States Department of Justice with a bang. The DoJ’s…

Cointelegraph analyst and writer Marcel Pechman explains how China’s economic weakness and Turkey’s interest rate hikes could impact the cryptocurrency market. On the latest episode of Cointelegraph’s Macro Markets, analyst Marcel Pechman explores how Turkey’s recent interest rate increase might attract hundreds of millions of new cryptocurrency investors, and how China’s looming economic crisis could affect…

The new tokenized assets offer the stability of the Bitcoin network with admirable yield.

Bitcoin (BTC) is becoming scarcer than ever — if you are a BTC price speculator or new to the market.The latest data from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode shows a record portion of the available BTC supply is locked up in long-term storage.Bitcoin long-term holder presence beats all-time highsAt more than 76%, Bitcoin’s long-term holders (LTHs)

As digital assets made strides toward mainstream status in 2020, the guardians of the incumbent financial system have been working hard to minimize disruption caused by their integration. In the U.S., regulatory and law enforcement interventions throughout the year have left some projects out of business, empowered traditional players to take a closer look at…

The MAS reportedly asked crypto firms about their owned tokens, top lending and borrowing counterparties, loans and top tokens staked via DeFi. 72 Total views 19 Total shares The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has started taking measures to prepare for new cryptocurrency regulations addressing the ongoing liquidity crisis and withdrawal issues.Singapore’s central bank has…

The bank is shutting down the SWIFT network as protests rocked the country. 1410 Total views 12 Total shares The central bank of Kyrgyzstan has disabled cross-border transactions on the SWIFT financial network amid widespread unrest over the country’s disputed parliamentary elections.Aida Karabaeva, an official representative of the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic, announced…