German government unleashes Bitcoin flood on crypto exchanges June 27, 2024 The German government has recently transferred a substantial amount of Bitcoin to centralized exchanges, fueling market discussions and speculations.
Crypto Jump president jumps ship June 26, 2024 Kanav Kariya, president of Jump Crypto, has left the company.
Building Blocks: The 2024 general elections impact on the future of crypto June 24, 2024 Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called for a General Election on July 4th, 2024, potentially shifting power from the Conservatives to Labour. This change could significantly impact the UK's cryptocurrency industry and its ambition to become a global "crypto hub."
Investigation closed: SEC clears Ethereum June 21, 2024 In a significant turn of events, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has closed its investigation into Ethereum 2.0, opting not to pursue any enforcement actions.
Two arrested on suspicion of running illegal £1bn crypto exchange June 20, 2024 Two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of running an illegal cryptoasset exchange, through which more than £1bn of unregistered digital assets are believed to have been bought and sold.
From telecom towers to crypto mines: Deutsche Telekom dives into Bitcoin mining June 19, 2024 In a stunning announcement at the BTC Prague conference, Deutsche Telekom, Europe’s largest telecom provider and parent of T-Mobile, unveiled its plans to enter the Bitcoin mining arena.
Revolut adds ‘Revpoints’ and financial market trading tools in bid to become money super app June 18, 2024 Revolut announced two new products, focusing on travel discounts and bond trading, on Tuesday as the fintech looks to diversify its revenue streams and achieve superapp status.
Stablecoin Issuers Are Becoming Major Holders of US Debt June 18, 2024 If stablecoin issuers were a country, they would be just outside the top 10 nation-state holders of US government debt.
Debts, disputes and a ‘shadow CEO’: The curious case of Truspine June 18, 2024 Truspine Technologies has failed to take off since it floated nearly four years ago - and some are arguing this failure merits further investigation by City regulators. City A.M. takes a closer look at the firm’s labyrinthine history, uncovering a myriad of debts, disputes and detractors