Coinbase Taps Regulation Veteran for First-Ever Crypto Compliance Chief
Coinbase has announced the appointment of its first-ever chief compliance officer as it moves to become a licensed broker-dealer.
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This article originally appeared in First Mover, CoinDesk’s daily newsletter putting the latest moves in crypto markets in context. Subscribe to get it in your inbox every day.Bitcoin (BTC) rallied to a new 13-month high above $31,500 early Thursday morning before a pullback to the current $31,100, up more than 2% for the day. The…

How We Ranked CoinDesk’s Crypto Hubs 2023: Our Methodology
Ranking crypto hubs worldwide with some level of accuracy and credibility is fraught with challenges. We had basic questions like: What is the right geographic boundary (cities, states, countries)? What criteria should be used? What happens when data sources are hard to come by or only available for some of the cities/regions being evaluated?Even which…

What Bitcoin’s White Paper Got Right, Wrong and What We Still Don’t Know
FEATURE Oct 30, 2018 at 08:00 UTC Joseph Bonneau is an assistant professor at New York University and co-author of "Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies," a popular textbook. This exclusive opinion piece is part of CoinDesk's "Bitcoin at 10: The Satoshi White Paper" series. The Bitcoin white paper has been, rightfully, recognized as one of the…

Falling Bitcoin-Ether Spread is Music to Altcoin Traders’ Ears
The spread between perpetual funding rates in bitcoin and ether markets recently collapsed, indicating an uptick in investors’ risk appetite.The development suggests continued outperformance of alternative cryptocurrencies ahead.Crypto bulls questioning the sustainability of recent sharp gains in alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins), including meme coins, may consider the latest trend in the spread between bitcoin and ether

Openfinance Warns It Will Delist All Security Tokens Without New Funds
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Hacked Crypto Exchange Zaif Resuming Full Services Under New Owner
news Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Zaif, which was hacked for about $60 million last year, is under new management. The exchange announced on its corporate website on Friday that, as of Monday, April 22, the firm will have signed over its business to publicly listed Japanese investment firm Fisco and full operations will be reinstated Tuesday.…

NYDFS Rolls Out Stricter Guidelines for Cryptocurrency Listings, De-listings
The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has said it strengthened its guidelines for listing or de-listing cryptocurrencies in a move to beef up protections for crypto investors throughout the state, NYDFS Superintendent Adrienne A. Harris said Wednesday in a statement.The updated guidelines will require crypto companies to submit their coin listing and

Digital Euro Conspiracy Theories and Privacy Concerns Put EU Central Bankers in the Hot Seat
Proponents of a digital euro are facing political opposition to their plans for a central bank digital currency (CBDC) – and technocratic central bankers aren’t sure how to respond.In the European Union (EU), officials have advanced multiple arguments in favor of issuing a digital euro – assuring that it will be usable across the bloc