Changpeng Zhao leverages FTX's downfall to paint a picture of Binance as a savior of fallen digital asset projects in a bold attempt to wash away the reputational stains of the 'crypto' industry.
This week’s dramatic implosion of the FTX exchange continues to disgorge a seemingly nonstop parade of machinations and sordid revelations that threatens to engulf the entire digital asset sector.
The “crypto bros” self-serving response to Russia’s war on Ukraine is providing all the ammunition regulators need to bring the hammer down on their laser-eyed heads.
The lawsuit concerns the seizure of $5 million of Steem tokens from some 65 accounts in May 2020, which was tracked to the exchange.
Steem is going to freeze roughly $5 million in Steem tokens that belong to supporters of Hive.IO.
Tron has received $2.4 million from the U.S. government, and that the company is expecting to receive another cash assistance in the future.
Steem's blockchain has undergone a tumultuous time as of late thanks primarily to Tron founder Justin Sun questionable takeover of the network.
The brouhaha reflects other famous instances in cryptocurrency history where users and communities have rebelled against protocol developers.
At an event to bring the crypto world together, Justin Sun might have just divided everybody more than ever.
Mercedes will use blockchain to track carbon emissions as Ditto Music & PSG soccer club launch blockchain projects. Singapore has also ventured into regulations.
Two former employees of the TRON Foundation allege the company had a very hostile work environment and disregard for U.S. law.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) dismissed three trademark applications requested in connection with the Tron blockchain project.
