Cantor CEO says he’s got Tether’s T-bills, so where’s the audit?
Howard Lutnick, the CEO of U.S. trad-fi giant Cantor Fitzgerald, declared himself "a fan" of Tether stablecoin partly because he holds their treasuries, which is over $90 billion now.
Howard Lutnick, the CEO of U.S. trad-fi giant Cantor Fitzgerald, declared himself "a fan" of Tether stablecoin partly because he holds their treasuries, which is over $90 billion now.
On November 29, CoinGeek was contacted by Tron representatives regarding an article detailing the latest Reuters report on terror groups having shifted their blockchain-based financing activities from BTC to Tron.
Reuters recently published an update on Tron's growing popularity with Islamic terror groups, to the point that it has eclipsed BTC as the chain of choice for Iranian-backed groups.
U.S. prosecutors call for Changpeng Zhao not to leave the country before his February sentencing date, while Justin Sun appears well aware that he could be next on the legal chopping block.
Tether released its Q3 reserves attestation on Halloween and emphasized in its report was the fiscal reality that Tether ‘asserted’ on September 30.
Years dragged on and a change in leadership took place, but Tether still couldn't provide the transparency in its reserves, which, today, continues to be imaginary.
Binance.US issued a notice to customers regarding a “temporary shortage in the concentration of BCH on the BCH network,” which left many confused as to what exactly they’d just read.
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.
Tron founder Justin Sun has been given 21 days to respond to the civil charges, and failure to respond will result in a default judgment against him.