Coinbase, Kraken CEOs’ tough talk holding back digital currency adoption
The CEOs of cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Kraken may find out the hard way that there’s a price to be paid for talking tough on Twitter.
The CEOs of cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Kraken may find out the hard way that there’s a price to be paid for talking tough on Twitter.
As the price drops, BTC’s ineptitude is becoming more widely understood, especially as it continues to demonstrate its failure as ‘digital gold’ situations where it should shine.
After the seizing of tens of millions of dollars through GoFundMe, BTC maximalists saw this as their moment to prove how an allegedly decentralized, censorship-resistant, anonymous monetary network could save the day.
The CEO of the Kraken exchange’s financial support for Canada’s anti-vaccine mandate protesters may be putting the entire cryptocurrency sector under threat of increased regulation.
Michelle Rempel Garner, Member of Parliament for the riding of Calgary Nose Hill, recently introduced Bill C-249, ‘an Act respecting the encouragement of the growth of the cryptoasset sector.’
The Better Business Bureau says that it’s the Wild West in the Canadian digital asset market, even as the Alberta regulator says it’s been receiving scam reports.
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission has warned against CoinRise, saying that the exchange isn’t registered and that users have been unable to withdraw funds.
In Canada, the Ontario securities regulator announced that Binance wasn’t authorized to offer services in the province; meanwhile in India, WazirX exchange was accused of evading of $5 million in taxes.
Andy Medjedovic exploited DeFi platform Indexed Finance and stole $16M, and after experts identified him, he refused to surrender arguing “code is law.”
With this acquisition, TAAL adds significant Canadian clean energy resources to power up to 2 Eh/s of blockchain computers in New Brunswick, Canada.
AUC proposed Link Global to pay an economic disgorgement of roughly CAD 2 million for financial gains from unlawful electricity production.
The new guidance also aims to swipe so-called “gambling style” promotions used by some digital currency exchanges, which it says are responsible for unwise investment behaviors.