Kraken settles with SEC over crypto staking — is Coinbase next?
Kraken agrees to pay $30 million and discontinue offering staking-as-a-service in settlement with the SEC.
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Kraken agrees to pay $30 million and discontinue offering staking-as-a-service in settlement with the SEC.
Cas Piancey reviews BitBoy's new book and decides that, even though it clocks in at a mere 204 pages, it feels much, much longer.
— Tether
Tether's most recent attestation suggests a large increase in "Shareholder Capital Cushion" that was not shown on its transparency page.
— DeFi
Umami chief Alex O'Donnell has been accused of dumping tokens and crashing the price. Its team has resigned from the firm's legal wrapper.
A Hong Kong investment manager turned to the police after losing $1.5 million of his father's inheritance in a pig butchering crypto scam.
— Kraken
Kraken head of strategy Thomas Perfumo appeared on CoinDesk TV one hour before Bloomberg broke news of an SEC probe into the crypto exchange.
Sun has an interest in cleaning up Huobi’s reputation after the collapse of the exchange's $1 HUSD stablecoin.
Hackers have also masqueraded as the Indian Embassy of Oman and a Spanish pop singer to lend weight to XRP-related scams.
Kyle Davies was sent a subpoena via Twitter in January but instead of replying has spent his time promoting a new crypto exchange called GTX.
What is Fedimint and how can David Chaum’s discovery help reduce the bitcoin held by central custodians like exchanges?