Australian stock exchange delays $190M blockchain overhaul yet again
The Australian Stock Exchange says the blockchain upgrade to its CHESS settlement system, first pitched in 2016, has been delayed once more.
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The Australian Stock Exchange says the blockchain upgrade to its CHESS settlement system, first pitched in 2016, has been delayed once more.
A senior Bank of Japan official has warned G7 nations that the clock is ticking on a common framework to regulate cryptocurrency.
— Crime, Netherlands
Dutch police seized their first ever NFTs after carrying out two raids as part of an investigation into the illegal selling of private data.
World powers paying Russia for its oil and gas with Bitcoin is unlikely. Still, it's wild to see the cryptocurrency namedropped like this.
— Andreessen, Meta
Tech mogul Marc Andreessen is Meta's longest-serving board member. But his penchant for web3 competitors is becoming a problem.
BlockFi says users’ personal details, including names and emails were targeted after hackers attacked its CRM platform provider, HubSpot.
Binance, Kraken, and Coinbase have refused blanket bans on Russian users, citing libertarian values. FTX has already cut off Russian banks.
Ethereum giant ConsenSys just raised $450 million from the likes of Microsoft, Temasek, and SoftBank. It's ready to sink it into more Ether.
Coinbase chief Brian Armstrong apologized to Gavin Andresen after the former Bitcoin dev complained about demands for bank statements.
Coinbase's chief counsel cited its geoblocking of Crimea while defending the exchange's decision not to ban Russia-based users.