SEC sues Consensys over MetaMask’s brokerage, staking services
The U.S. SEC claims Consensys has been operating as an unregistered broker through MetaMask.
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Both Bitcoin and fiat currency are often in the firing line over ethical concerns, with a dedicated group of defenders and critics.

US Justice Dept announces launch of national crypto enforcement team
“We need to make sure that folks can have confidence when they’re using these systems and we need to make sure we’re poised to root out abuse that can take hold on them," said Lisa Monaco. 272 Total views 2 Total shares An official from the Office of the Attorney General has said the United…

Breaking: First Citizens snaps up Silicon Valley Bank — Branches open Monday
North Carolina-based First Citizens Bank is set to acquire all deposits and loans of Silicon Valley Bank, according to a statement from the Federal Deposit and Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Under the agreement, 17 former branches of Silicon Valley Bank will open as First Citizens Bank and Trust Company on Monday, March 27, while all depositors of…

McDonald’s metaverse in Singapore, South Korea classifies NFTs as virtual assets: Nifty Newsletter
NFT sales surge volumes across various platforms and blockchains, with Bitcoin-based digital collectibles leading the charge.

Building Empires: Biggest Crypto Exchanges Push for Global Presence
Cryptocurrency exchanges have an important role in driving adoption around the world, but even the biggest operations face significant challenges when trying to expand their services. The advent of Bitcoin (BTC) and the subsequent development and launch of numerous other cryptocurrencies have changed the way people look at transacting across the world. Dependency on traditional…

Bitcoin hits $100K: Why BTC price hit a new all-time high
Bitcoin has set a new all-time high of $104,000 on Coinbase, setting the cryptocurrency loose into price discovery — so where is it heading next?

CertiK exec explains how to keep crypto safe after $1.4B Bybit hack
The February hack against Bybit sent ripples through the industry after $1.4 billion in Ether-related tokens was stolen from the centralized exchange, reportedly by the North Korean hacking collective Lazarus Group, in what was the most costly crypto theft ever. The fallout from the hack has left many people wondering what went wrong, whether their

BitMEX Briefly Goes Offline Amid Legal Problems
Trading giant BitMEX briefly went offline just three days after being hit with a massive lawsuit, citing a trading engine error. 1848 Total views 49 Total shares Major Bitcoin (BTC) derivatives exchange BitMEX went offline earlier on May 19, citing trading engine failure. The platform was inaccessible for a brief time, and is currently back…