ECB says crypto regulation needed MiCA yesterday — it’ll take years to enact
The European Central Bank (ECB) has called for proposed crypto regulations called MiCA to be enacted ASAP. Don't hold your breath.
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BlockFi severs ties with GBTC, its most profitable asset ever
BlockFi says it no longer invests in GBTC as a corporation at all and is merely working on settling some loans that used GBTC as collateral.
This Uniswap airdrop promised $2K — instead it stole $8M
Scammers targeted 75,000 Uniswap liquidity providers, with two unlucky victims losing $8 million in bitcoin and ether between them.
3AC co-founder Su Zhu tweets for first time since bankruptcy
Su Zhu has taken to Twitter after a significant hiatus to address obscure project StarkWare and some warrants.
— European Central Bank, Regulation
ECB calls for stablecoin regulations to protect wider economy
According to the ECB, as the popularity of stablecoins continues to grow, they pose a greater risk to other non-crypto areas of the economy.
Judge sides with Ripple, orders SEC to produce Hinman speech drafts
A US magistrate judge has ordered the SEC to cough up Hinman's speech drafts, in what could be a major win for Ripple.
Celsius influencers push dubious ‘CEL short squeeze’ strategy
Celsius influencers are shilling the idea of a CEL short squeeze. Here's why that's highly improbable and, above all, damaging.
— Crypto, Three Arrows Capital
Voyager says customers will get their crypto when 3AC settles debts
Voyager lent Three Arrows $650M in bitcoin and USDC but was left holding the bag when the company went under and its founders disappeared.
Coinbase fixes snafu, US users able to withdraw again
Coinbase took just an hour and a half to fix its latest withdrawal problem that left US users unable to cash out to their bank accounts.
‘Grandparent’ scammers stole $2M from elderly and laundered with crypto
In 2021, grandparent scams accounted for $6.5 million in losses with senior citizens tricked into believing a family member was in need.