Binance, Tether and Justin Sun let slip the dogs of wa(r)sh trading
Most prominent exchanges are likened to casinos and tokens as chips, with no practical purpose, leading to crypto wash trading being endemic to the digital asset sector.
Most prominent exchanges are likened to casinos and tokens as chips, with no practical purpose, leading to crypto wash trading being endemic to the digital asset sector.
Coinbase customers are complaining about their accounts being closed without any explanation; complaints include quotes from Coinbase that refuse to divulge the justification behind the closures.
Reginald Fowler gave ‘crypto’ firms a backdoor into the U.S. banking system and transacted $750 million for ‘crypto’ firms, including Tether and Bitfinex.
Tether announced that starting this month, it would “regularly allocate up to 15% of its net realized operating profits towards purchasing” BTC.
The SEC’s response to a U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals stated that Coinbase failed to demonstrate that it’s owed “a clear and indisputable right” to a speedier response than normal.
Tether claims to have made nearly $1.5 billion in ‘net profit’ according to the latest Not An Audit™ by the company behind crypto’s most notorious stablecoin.
The draft bill states a two-year interval on issuing stablecoins and access to central bank borrowing and deposit accounts but made no mention of appropriate audits on proper backing of reserves.
Slamming a Bloomberg report, Tether insists it did not have an account with Signature Bank, but its use of Signet to facilitate USD transactions has authorities raising their brows.
Interestingly, 2022 saw the market share occupied by smaller stablecoin projects vanish, with a significant drop-off in May 2022 which never reversed.
Voyager Digital announced that most of its creditors had voted in favor of its restructuring plan that will see Binance.US acquire around $1 billion in frozen assets.
Hong Kong’s SFC has asked the public for opinions on whether centralized digital currency exchanges in the country should be allowed to serve retail customers and what regulations to implement.
Tether is a red flag, and countless pieces of evidence support that, including the questionable identities of its execs, hiding vital information, and ongoing probes tied to its dishonesty.