Airbnb Co-Founder Backs $22 Million Funding for Crypto Dealer SFOX
A cryptocurrency dealer for institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals has closed a Series A funding round of $22.7 million.
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Singapore’s MAS Proposes Design Framework for Interoperable Digital Asset Networks
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Ripple Says Singapore License Formally Approved
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These Bitcoin Users Want DAI and DeFi – Here’s How They Plan to Get It
feature Summa co-founder James Prestwich wants to bridge the great divide: bitcoin vs. ethereum. Now two blockchain startups, Summa and Keep, are launching the Cross-Chain Working Group to bridge that divide with a protocol for using bitcoin on ethereum-based systems. The group hosted its first meeting on Thursday with more than 40 participants, including curious…

SEC Reveals Telegram’s Communications With Investors, Seeks to Question Advisor
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Nasdaq Halts Plan for Crypto Custody Service Due to U.S. Regulatory Conditions
Nasdaq (NDAQ) is dropping its plans for a crypto custody service, which was slated to go live in the second quarter of this year, CEO Adena Friedman said in an earnings call on Wednesday.In March, the operator of the Nasdaq stock exchange had said that it was putting together the infrastructure and regulatory approval needed…