While the applications could possibly signal yet another move by Meta to solidify the company’s position in the metaverse, they could also be just a precautionary measure to protect the brand and logo in the metaverse, even without plans to launch any related product.
The Chinese central bank revealed the figures at a recent event, adding that there are now 10 million corporate accounts and dismissing privacy concerns.
When it should be celebrating its international expansion, Coinbase is plagued by civil suits and insider trading allegations— adding up to its battle was a consecutive quarter of negative profits.
According to the bill, housing projects that are found to have reduced their carbon footprint below a set cut-off will be rewarded with the state's digital currency called "Green coin."
The ASA flagged Coinfloor’s phrase “there is no point in keeping your money in the bank” as objectionable, despite a small-print disclaimer at the foot of the ad.
There is currently a pending resolution in Pakistan that paves the way for digital currency legalization and the creation of digital currency law.
Should SBF go down in flames because CZ caused a run on FTX’s underfunded bank, we should expect SBF to share secrets learned while he and CZ are at war.
South Dakota’s state Senate passed the bill recently, barring a digital dollar from being defined as money in its UCC, a move whose impact experts are still debating.
Kevin O’Leary described FTX and Binance as “two behemoths that owned the unregulated market” for exchanges and “were at war with each other and one put the other out of business—intentionally.”
Sam Bankman-Fried’s only hope of not spending the best years of his life behind bars is to dish the dirt he has on the biggest crypto criminals: Binance and Tether.
Ethereum 2.0 has gone live, seemingly without a thought paid to whether the network’s new system falls within the definition of securities for the purpose of the U.S. securities legislation.
Tether has issued a blog post in which the integrity-challenged firm claimed that as of October 12, it had "eliminated commercial paper from its reserves," replacing them with T-Bills.
