The daily market analysis confirmed that Ethereum outflows on centralized exchanges hit new record highs, with more than $1 billion worth of Ether withdrawn within 24 hours. Ether exodus is ...
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) already offers some innovative financial products. However, it needs to incorporate more real-world assets on-chain for it to successfully go mainstream. One senior executive for Safaricom gave ...
According to September 3, 2021 reports, South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has warned the country’s public against interacting with the Binance crypto exchange. South Africa becomes the latest ...
Coinbase, the leading crypto exchange in the United States, has remorsefully apologized to its users after mistakenly sending reset alerts notifying them that it has changed two-factor authentication. On August ...
Hackers appear to be enjoying a field day within the crypto sector. The number of crypto exchanges that are falling victim to these blatant attacks continues to grow, with the ...
The recently hacked Japanese crypto exchange Liquid Global has now secured a $120 million debt financing from Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX exchange. After it lost over $90 million worth of digital ...
Kyrgyzstan has allegedly introduced anew regulatory infrastructure that is designed to introduce the legal status to crypto exchanges operating in the country. The government is now moving forward to crypto ...
Kraken, a United States crypto exchange, has confirmed ready plans to expand its crypto services beyond the US market jurisdictions. The crypto exchange is now seeking an operating license within ...
Some rumors have come up in the crypto market indicating that Binance might be looking for fresh investment and government funds. The recent appointment of the new CEO of Binance ...
Binance exchange has been at the regulatory hawk-eye and cross-hair jurisdiction across many jurisdictions worldwide, amid claims that it is operating unlicensed businesses. As remediation to the continuing scrutiny, the ...
