Crypto exchange Luno abandons Singapore months after staff cuts
Luno says the move is part of a “regular evaluation” of its global strategy and has advised users to withdraw tokens and funds by June 19.
Liquidators hunting $3 billion can now delve into 3AC financial records
With 3AC’s liquidation now recognized in Singapore, liquidators can determine what properties, bank accounts, NFTs, and crypto it owned.
Crypto companies flee the scepter of the Monetary Authority of Singapore
The Monetary Authority of Singapore was once heralded as more welcoming of crypto than Seoul or Hong Kong. Now, it plans to crack down.
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Wyre’s corporate entities are in disarray but it may still be serving Binance US—by Protos Staff
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Binance controlled its US arm’s bank accounts for two years: Reuters—by Protos Staff
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Who really owns crypto exchange Huobi?—by Protos Staff
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Missing ‘bitcoin millionaire’ and crypto founder found dead in Ozarks—by Protos Staff
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Crypto banking giant Silvergate is no more following NYSE delisting—by Protos Staff
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Richard Heart’s Pulse launch flops, users stranded, HEX crashes—by Protos Staff
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‘Giancarlo’ keys managed poorly says post-hack Bitfinex security report—by Protos Staff
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Bitcoin suddenly becomes second-biggest NFT blockchain—by Protos Staff
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BitBoy and another less famous Ben are giving crypto a bad name—by Cas Piancey
