Franklin Templeton files S-1 for new crypto index ETF
Issuers are lining up for the next wave of cryptocurrency exchange-trade funds.
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Binance’s CZ warns crypto community about emerging scam
The scheme consists of mirroring addresses and sending dust transactions to users to trick them into sending funds to the scammer's wallet. 323 Total views 11 Total shares Binance CEO Changpeng 'CZ' Zhao warned his followers on X about a tricky and increasingly popular scam targeting the crypto community, in which fake wallet addresses are…

SEC and CFTC Fine Crypto Investment App for Offering Synthetic Assets
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The first-world debt crisis means you can expect more pain ahead
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Gibraltar’s government plans to bridge the gap between public and private sectors with blockchain
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Band Protocol denies any role in the mysterious origins of SushiSwap
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