Malta lawyer investigated over bitcoin sent to alleged murderer of Daphne Galizia
A lawyer from Malta is thought to have transferred one bitcoin to Yorgen Fenech, suspected of murdering a journalist in 2017.
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NY bank ordered to share client user data in IRS crypto tax probe
The IRS has ordered a New York bank to share client info linked to crypto exchange users that will help prevent potential crypto tax evasion.
Major ETHW sell-off sparks miner exodus from EthereumPoW
EthereumPoW has suffered far worse than PoS in recent days, with price and mining activity far below pre-PoS figures.
Virtual land NFTs: Average trading volumes down 98% since ATH
Transaction volumes within the top 18 collections of virtual land NFTs are down 98% from their highs and floor prices have cratered.
Coinbase calls bull***t on WSJ’s “proprietary trading” claims
The Wall Street Journal claims that Coinbase has been using its own funds to speculate on cryptocurrencies.
Explained: How Bitcoin transactions compare to FedWire
Bitcoin transactions-per-second as a financial settlement layer has grown, but it's still just a fraction of the massive FedWire.
Nayib Bukele takes Bitcoin to the United Nations General Assembly
El Salvador’s government has accumulated $24 billion in debt since 1979 and the IMF predicts it will owe $38 billion within five years.
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Kraken chief Jesse Powell steps down before possible stock market debut
Jesse Powell will step down as CEO of Kraken as it prepares to go public. He'll stay on as chairman and will be succeeded by Dave Ripley.
Will price manipulation lawsuit expose Tether’s reserves?
In the class action lawsuit against Tether for cryptocurrency price manipulation, the court has ordered that Tether produce documents.
Vitalik argues why DAOs should shun the corporate approach
Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin outlined why, when it comes to governance, DAOs should resist the urge to copy traditional corporations.