Fed Up and Forking: Rival EOS Blockchains Are Becoming a Reality
EOS’ launch has been fraught with controversy. Some users are fed up, and they’re forking the protocol to give the network a better shot.
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Jump in Shiba Inu Breed-Themed Tokens is Unsustainable, Warn Crypto Traders
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Securitize Issues Crypto Token Representing Newsletter Business
news Securitize, a firm that enables the issuance and management digital securities, announced its tenth on-chain digital asset. The Curzio Equity Owners’s (CEO) token represents an equity stake in the financial publishing analytics firm Curzio Research’s newsletter business. The token presents a path to invest in a “scalable, high-margin industry that is normally difficult for…

SEC Crypto Crackdown Adds Urgency for U.S. Lawmakers to Produce Regulatory Framework This Year: JPMorgan
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase highlight the need for U.S. lawmakers to come up with “a comprehensive framework on how to regulate the crypto industries and the relative responsibilities of SEC vs the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC),” JPMorgan (JPM) said in a Thursday research report.The SEC thinks…

Sandboxes Aren’t Enough: Blockchain Leaders Seek Regulation Relief
Even in blockchain-friendly jurisdictions, regulatory hurdles and old-fashioned mindsets are holding back innovation and growth for the industry. At least, that's the conclusion you might have drawn from some of the talks at the Concordia Summit in New York Monday. The event, taking place alongside the United Nations General Assembly, included a special track devoted…

Bitcoin ETFs Too Small to Affect Broader Investment Landscape, Moody’s Analysts Say
Analysts at credit-rating agency Moody's say the approval of bitcoin ETFs is a "watershed" moment for the crypto industry, likely to draw institutional interest.The impact on the broader investment landscape may be minimal because bitcoin is a small asset class.Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) will give U.S. investors better and more regulated access to the crypto

First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Rises to $57K as ETFs End Losing Streak
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French Judge Orders Trial of Alleged BTC-e Operator Alexander Vinnik
Alexander Vinnik being escorted to the Supreme Court in Greece in 2017 (Alexandros Michailidis / Shutterstock.com)A Paris judge has officially ordered the trial of alleged BTC-e operator Alexander Vinnik to begin. In a report from the Moscow Times on Monday citing AFP, Vinnik's lawyer and others said he will face charges of defrauding more than…