
This week in crypto
A look at some of the highlights of what is happening in the Bitcoin space this week of %%date%%.
A look at some of the highlights of what is happening in the Bitcoin space this week of %%date%%.
Digital Capital Management wants to hold its lawyers accountable for not putting it on the correct registration path.
Dongguan filed a grievance against the Bitmain subsidiary this past September and is looking to be paid around $676,000.
Granted a subpoena, Bitfinex will be able to dig into Crypto Capital’s records and obtain documents that will help determine where at least some of the money is.
Regulators across the globe have wisened up about how they operate and can more easily identify scammers and thieves who attempt to take advantage of investors.
HBUS, the subsidiary of cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, has confirmed that it is halting all operations in the United States.
The Amsterdam-based company Two Hop Ventures sees growth in all aspects from hiring best people, the massive development in Bitcoin SV ecosystem by building new projects.
Hand Cash and Money Button are now advancing the Bitcoin ecosystem further, with the Hand Cash wallet supporting Money Button features.
Kelly Loeffler was suggested as a replacement for retiring Georgia Senator Johnny Isakson and, in a move that surprised many, has now been chosen by Governor Collins.
OneConnect has filed an initial public offering (IPO) in the New York Stock Exchange to raise $500m.
Germany is implementing policies and regulations for the space and encourages other countries to follow suit, especially those in the European Union.
Bittrex denies ever having reached out to Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation to partner with them.