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A clearinghouse settling quadrillions worth of securities annually has quietly launched one of the world's most scalable blockchains.
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Voyager creditors say the firm should be culling staff not bribing them to stay
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Voyager Digital says it “vehemently opposes” plans to pay workers to not seek new jobs.
OpenSea insider trading case could increase government power
Nathaniel Chastain had been charged over a scheme in which he'd purchase NFTs before featuring them on OpenSea and selling them for a profit.
Hodlonaut receives massive support and $1M ahead of Craig Wright court cases
The crypto influencer has so far received over 52 bitcoin and an additional $30,000 from generous donors. This totals more than $1 million.
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.
NFT pressure on BendDAO ramps up during weekend
Increased selling pressure could leave BendDAO with a large bag of Bored Apes that holders have no incentive to buy back.
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.
US sanctions on Tornado Cash spark free speech protests
Knock-on effects continue from the US sanctions on Tornado Cash. Free speech advocates even plan to challenge the US Treasury in court.
Jail for scammer who targeted the elderly and laundered funds with crypto
A California man has been sentenced to nearly four years after posing as elderly victims' friends and family to scam more than $2 million.
Genesis slashes CEO and 20% of staff despite Barry Silbert rescue act
Genesis was one of the industry's most liquid and reputable OTC dealers but it's now struggling and just cut a fifth of its workforce.