Ultime da Zack Seward
Is China Central Bank’s Crypto Ban a Watershed Moment or Just Another Sell-off Excuse?
“The Hash” hosts debate and discuss today’s top stories: China’s central bank declaring all cryptocurrency transactions illegal, jolting crypto markets, Twitter is adding a bitcoin tipping feature and pushing further into the NFT world, and Time Magazine is launching a new collection of NFTs, offering “unlimited access” to its website through 2023. Plus, a new challenger to OpenSea NFT marketplace, “Artion,” has been launched, and it might be a game-changer.
I 76ers diventano la seconda squadra NBA a firmare un accordo per la patch pubblicitaria Cripto
A partire da questa stagione, la squadra di Philadelphia avrà il logo Cripto.com sulle sue maglie.
Twitter aggiungerà suggerimenti Bitcoin Lightning e autenticazione NFT
Le mance, anche in Bitcoin, saranno disponibili da subito su iOS.
Bank Of England Questions Whether a Central Bank Digital Currency Should Be ‘Programmable’
“The Hash” hosts discuss today’s hot topics: The Bank of England has called on ministers to decide whether a central bank digital currency should be “programmable,” ultimately giving the issuer control over how the recipient spends it, an apparent giveaway scam paralyzed the Bitcoin.org website, and the Grape Network, the startup that broke Solana, just raised $1.8 million. Plus, Hong Kong-based crypto unicorn Amber Group is reportedly eyeing a U.S. listing, but regulatory uncertainty remains.
Reading Between the Lines of SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s Comments on Stablecoins
“The Hash” hosts unpack what SEC Chair Gary Gensler said about stablecoins in an interview with the Washington Post, saying they’re “almost like poker chips” at the Wild West casino. Dapper Labs has reached a $7.6 billion valuation in the latest $250 million funding round. Meanwhile, Coinbase is reportedly preparing to pitch a proposed regulatory framework to federal officials. Plus, leaked slides show how Chainalysis flags crypto suspects for police.
US Government Sanctions Russia-Based Crypto Firm Suex.io in Fight Against Ransomware Attacks
“The Hash” crew discusses today’s hot topics: The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control blacklists a crypto exchange, Suex.io, for the first time, an SEC subpoena swirls at the Mainnet 2021 conference as regulatory scrutiny grows, and Nader Al-Naji aka “Diamondhands,” reveals a long-term plan for the BitClout blockchain. Plus, the European football NFT platform Sorare raises $680 million, which values the company at $4.3 billion.
Homeland Security Inks Deal With Coinbase for Its Blockchain Analytics Software
“The Hash” host discuss today’s hot topics: Homeland Security inks deal with Coinbase for its blockchain analytics software, and the Biden administration plans cryptocurrency sanctions to combat ransomware. There’s a crypto tax provision in the $1 trillion infrastructure that could be unconstitutional. Plus, is stablecoin regulation coming?
Coinbase, con 9.000 istituzioni già arruolate, lancia "PRIME" dalla versione beta
L'offerta di PRIME brokerage potrebbe consolidare ulteriormente la borsa come forza trainante nell'adozione istituzionale Cripto .
Il New Jersey si accalca: il prestatore Cripto Celsius viene colpito da 2 azioni sui titoli in 1 giorno
Il Garden State si unisce al Texas nel richiamare l'attenzione su Celsius .
Texas Securities Regulator Alleges Celsius’ Interest-bearing Crypto Deposits to Be Unregistered Securities
“The Hash” hosts discuss today’s hot topics: Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) alleges Celsius’ interest-bearing crypto deposits to be unregistered securities, the U.S. Treasury Department is now preparing a report on stablecoins, and an El Salvador watchdog will investigate government bitcoin purchases, ATMs. Plus, Ripple, still mired in legal action in the U.S., is looking to build a market-making platform for XRP and hiring in London and Singapore.