The ECB opposes Bitcoin once again: “It is not suitable for central banks.”
ECB advisor Jürgen Schaaf rejects the idea of strategic Bitcoin reserves for European central banks.
ECB advisor Jürgen Schaaf rejects the idea of strategic Bitcoin reserves for European central banks.
DekaBank launches crypto services for institutional clients while Citadel Securities prepares to enter the market.
The exchange’s affiliate agrees to pay a fine and return illegally earned commissions from U.S. clients.
A new bill paves the way for tax immunity on cryptocurrency transactions and promotes investment in spot ETFs for state ...
The bill that would have allowed the U.S. state to invest in Bitcoin has been postponed until after the legislative ...
The state legislature rejects the proposal to invest in digital assets with 59 votes against, citing concerns from Republican lawmakers ...
The exchange announces the full recovery of funds and promises a "proof of reserves" to demonstrate full coverage of customer ...
As admitted by the exchange's CEO, a UI spoofing attack allowed hackers to alter the smart contract and drain Bybit’s ...
Under the Trump administration, the regulatory authority is adopting a new approach to the digital asset sector.
The Senate of the U.S. state will consider a bill that would allow investments in Bitcoin of up to 5% ...
Tether invests in the next generation of programmable solutions for financial applications on Bitcoin.
Read moreDetailsWhite House Digital Assets Council Executive Director Patrick Witt defends stablecoin yields against objections from the traditional banking sector.
Read moreDetailsThe two main U.S. financial regulatory authorities have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to coordinate policy on crypto assets.
Read moreDetailsCoinbase's Chief Policy Officer refutes lobbying allegations against the bitcoin de minimis tax exemption, as Jack Dorsey and Marty Bent...
Read moreDetailsLedger researchers reveal a critical flaw that allows a seed phrase to be stolen in less than a minute.
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