Australian securities exchange approves its first spot Bitcoin ETF
The Australian Securities Exchange has approved the VanEck Bitcoin ETF to start trading on June 20.
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Malaysia’s Central Bank actively assessing CBDC options
Malaysia’s central bank recently completed a proof-of-concept for a CBDC with three other nations and may consider developing its own cross-border payment system using the blockchain. 633 Total views 5 Total shares Malaysia has joined the growing cadre of nations that are exploring the value of researching and developing a central bank digital currency (CBDC).Malaysia’s…

US Global Investors bought crypto exposure through Grayscale funds
The investment firm already has significant exposure to gold, minerals, precious metals, petroleum, and other natural resources. 588 Total views 94 Total shares Texas-based investment manager U.S. Global Investors, which reported $4.6 billion in assets under management as of Q1 2021, has bought exposure to Bitcoin.According to Aug. 30 filings from the U.S. Securities and…

Korean police reportedly arrest first person involved in Terra collapse
The head of the business team of Terraform Labs was a part of Do Kwon’s inner circle. 134 Total views 1 Total shares After months of investigation without any single arrest and the main offender on the run teasing the enforcers on Twitter, South Korean police have reportedly captured the first person involved in the…

Gary Gensler is hurting the little guys for Wall Street
Even the most stalwart crypto supporters could see why the Securities and Exchange Commission might target the crypto industry for some enforcement. Events of the past year — from the failure of Three Arrows Capital to the fraud at FTX — were bound to bring some scrutiny, and the industry has always been too hospitable to blatant…