Crypto custodian holding hundreds of millions of clients' digital assets goes bankrupt as a result of crypto key mismanagement. As often happens in the crypto world, the story may continue to develop.
Meme-stocks are at the root of the “move to T+1” reform in the U.S. securities market, forcing financial markets worldwide to readjust how they do business.
Meme-stocks are at the root of the “move to T+1” reform in the U.S. securities market, forcing financial markets worldwide to readjust how they do business.
Crypto custodian holding hundreds of millions of clients' digital assets goes bankrupt as a result of crypto key mismanagement. As often happens in the crypto world, the story may continue to develop.
Last week various crypto-related legislations were discussed and endorsed in the U.S., including an amendment to the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act which tightens regulation of anonymity-enhancing crypto assets.
An updated version of the Responsible Financial Innovation Act, which is supposed to provide a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets, was reintroduced by Senators Cynthia Lummis and Kirsten Gillibrand.
