CEO John J. Ray III tells lawmakers that what separates FTX's bankruptcy from other exchanges that went insolvent is that the former lacked record-keeping, making it seem like its crimes were “not sophisticated at all.”
Blockchain is known as the system where Bitcoin was minted, but it is more than capable of just that, offering a wide array of use cases that could potentially change the world on a larger scale.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren continues to wage war against 'crypto' bad actors, sending letters to controversial entities in the space tied to alleged financing terrorism, a move decried by these exchanges.
With technological advancements, Digital Pilipinas organizes an event focusing on the importance of building the Philippines' cybersecurity, gathering notable people from the fintech ecosystem.
Triple entry accounting introduces a third entry (time-stamped immutable records), in addition to the first entry and the second entry, debit, and credit.
While the Crypto Crime Cartel is far-reaching, the BCH network is becoming a regular feature in the emerging criminal scandals.
Sam Bankman-Fried appears to concede that charges of fraud and money laundering filed against him have merit as his attorneys filed pretrial motions to dismiss 10 of the 13 charges by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Some individuals in the "cryptocurrency space" are promoting false beliefs that open-source software is free and has no copyright, and devs don't have liability for the software they are developing.
Steve Billinghurst, the regulatory lead at the Isle of Man, discusses why enterprises are increasingly becoming interested in setting up their business in the country, among other topics.
We have arrived at a community of nominal libertarians who support price-fixing, production quotas, and who are decidedly against utility, Brent Bevear writes.
Antonino Sardegno talks about venture capitalism in blockchain, what needs to take place for more investors to have confidence in blockchain companies, and more in this episode of More Than Money.
Tether noted that it prepared its reserves report "using the recognition and measurement principles" of the IFRS without making sufficient disclosures to actually comply with the IFRS.
