Morgan Stanley Bitcoin bet: Up with MicroStrategy, down with Grayscale
Last year, Morgan Stanley began buying up Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, at one point owning as much as 13 million GBTC shares.
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FedNow is coming next year and the feds hope it’s a crypto killer
When the Federal Reserve launches FedNow in July, it will supplant most blockchains with cheap, reliable, instant, irreversible settlements.
How the FDIC works and why crypto marketers should be nervous
The FDIC issued cease-and-desist letters to five crypto-related companies after they misled customers over their links to the insurer.
What are Ethereum roll-ups and why do they matter?
Without Layer 2 solutions like roll-ups, blockchains can't compete with networks like Visa that handle thousands of transactions per second.
Personal ties between CDPQ and Celsius “no real conflict of interest”
Confusion still surrounds the pension fund's $150M investment in Celsius Network, but what part did personal relationships have to play?
Bitcoin’s longest-serving Lead Maintainer calls it quits, names no successor
Wladimir van der Laan is retiring after eight years and hopes the move will help Bitcoin to become more decentralized.
Explainer: What to know about crypto mixer Tornado Cash
As a result of OFAC sanctions from the US Treasury, it's now illegal for Americans to use Tornado Cash. Its website is going down worldwide.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s Alameda owed Voyager much more than we thought
Court documents suggest Alameda Research initially took out a $1.6 billion loan with Voyager Digital before it filed for bankruptcy.
Uyghur database used for NFTs changes licensing after outrage
The database tracking oppressed Uyghurs in China has changed its copyright license after its images were used to create a series of NFTs.
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Explained: Why hackers keep exploiting cross-blockchain bridges
Safe passage of crypto assets over cross-blockchain bridges is perilous. Traverse the chasm from one chain to another at your own risk.