Gensler’s message for digital currency businesses was that although their platforms and services revolve around distributed ledger technology does not mean that existing securities laws do not apply.
The Kraken exchange boss joins a chorus of other so-called ‘crypto’ advocates in condemning the sanctions against Tornado Cash, saying that "people have a right to financial privacy."
A Twitter whistleblower says the platform has fundamental flaws that threaten both user safety and U.S. national security, and could also explain why the platform has been so readily weaponized against BSV.
The United States Committee on Energy and Commerce recently sent letters to four digital currency miners aiming to look for more information on PoW mining and its impact on the environment.
Joshua Henslee empathizes with people who have put their lives promoting the 'decentralized' vision, saying that it's going to be incredibly difficult for them to accept what's coming.
Denis Mihaqlovic Dubnikov and his co-conspirators, who are yet to be identified, are accused of laundering as much as $70 million extracted using the Ryuk malware variant.
Governor Michelle Bowman says that FedNow will address the issues that many Fedcoin fans have raised, reiterating her long-held anti-CBDC stance.
All banking institutions in the United States will now be required to disclose to the Federal Reserve any intent to engage in or offer digital asset schemes under a new guideline.
The project allegedly minted DRGN tokens in 2017 and sold 55% of the total supply in two phases—a discounted presale in August to select investors and an ICO to the wider public. It raised $14 million through these efforts.
Samsung has invested in the most blockchain firms of all the top 40 public companies at 13, with Alphabet participating in funding rounds that raised $1.5 billion.
The Federal Reserve states that the guidelines will establish a transparent, risk-based, and consistent set of factors to be used in reviewing requests for access to its services.
BitMart has lost a bid to stymie a U.S. federal probe into its business practices, including its response to the 2021 theft of $200 million of customer tokens from the digital currency exchange.
