The Mexc account freeze has ignited a firestorm in the crypto world after $3.1 million in trader funds were locked without release, sparking accusations of overreach and abuse of power. ...
SBI is making waves in Japan’s crypto landscape with its latest partnerships, forging SBI blockchain new ties with Circle, Ripple, and Startale to accelerate stablecoin adoption and tokenized asset trading. ...
Taiwan has taken swift legal action, charging 14 individuals in connection with the country’s largest-ever crypto laundering scheme, which defrauded over 1,500 victims and funneled $72 million through illicit operations. ...
DBS Bank has launched tokenized structured notes on the Ethereum blockchain, marking a major milestone in Singapore’s financial sector. The move makes the country’s largest bank by assets one of ...
The Ark Invest Robinhood purchase has sparked fresh buzz in the market as Cathie Wood’s flagship fund doubled down on crypto-linked equities, snapping up $16 million in Robinhood shares and ...
The Robinhood event contracts lawsuit has escalated into a showdown over state versus federal authority, as the trading platform challenges regulators in Nevada and New Jersey for blocking its entry ...
The Figure IPO filing has officially thrust the blockchain lender into Wall Street’s spotlight, as Figure Technology Solutions confirmed plans to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker “FIGR.” Backed ...
The SEC delay crypto ETFs saga is stretching further, with U.S. regulators once again pushing back rulings on Truth Social, Solana (SOL), and XRP-linked products. The postponement underscores the Commission’s ...
Ethereum is facing its biggest withdrawal crunch yet, with over $3.9 billion worth of ETH stuck in line to exit staking. More than 910,000 ETH is now locked in the ...
The Spot ETH ETF market is surging into the global spotlight after July inflows into Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds outpaced those of Bitcoin ETFs for the first time. Institutional investors funneled ...
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