Crypto markets inspire New York Stock Exchange 24/7 trading plan
The New York Stock Exchange is reportedly polling traders to see if they want to open trading up 24/7 like cryptocurrency and forex markets.
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Two years after blowing up his own fund, Zhu Su offers advice to $2B Ethena
Almost two years after its spectacular blow-up, Three Arrows co-founder Zhu Su has helpfully offered advice to Ethena on how to manage risk.
— Justin Sun, SEC
Justin Sun directed wash trading scheme from his US apartment, SEC claims
Sun had previously asked for the suit, which alleges that he sold unregistered securities to US investors, to be dropped.
A decade without an audit, Tether says it’s a new business
Tether's rebrand is in line with its previously announced plans to get into bitcoin mining, the data industry, and blockchain education.
— Nilam Resources, OTC Markets
Nilam Resources releases token described as ‘obviously illegal’
A lawyer familiar with the offering from Nilam Resources said, "I don’t even understand how they did this.”
Could Bitcoin Ordinals give rise to rare sats futures market?
Following the launch of Bitcoin Ordinals early last year, individual and potentially rare sats can now be numbered and traded like NFTs.
Uniswap received a Wells notice — now what?
No one outside of the SEC and Uniswap has seen the Wells notice but there are only a handful of issues that the SEC could be looking into.
Sam Bankman-Fried is sentenced to 25 years — but now what?
There’s little legal wiggle room for Bankman-Fried and while he may present specific arguments, the odds of them succeeding are pretty low.
Arbitrum-based Plutus DAO to unwind plsARB, but users still aren’t happy
While many plsARB bagholders may be thrilled to exit their positions, frustrations were voiced by those who had exited at a significant loss.
— Nilam Resources, Powell Peralta
Nilam Resources stole logo from skateboard brand Powell Peralta
Despite some cropping and shifting of the logo placement, Nilam Resources looks to have stolen Powell Peralta's intellectual property.