UK’s finance watchdog defends ‘too tough’ crypto stance
The FCA defended its rigorous crypto regulations, countering claims that its high standards stifle innovation and hinder UK global financial leadership.
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Ancilia accidentally shared a link to a wallet drainer in its attempt to help victims of the $52 million hack on blockchain lending protocol Radiant Capital.

How AI can make the metaverse a more interactive space
The potential behind the metaverse is becoming greater as virtual and physical worlds converge. Market intelligence firm Contrive Datum Insights recently found that the global metaverse market is estimated to surpass $1.3 trillion by 2030. According to the study, this growth will be driven by newly adopted virtual economy trends, combined with the rise of…

Robinhood cashes in on lockdown trading surge with $660M Series G funding
The stock and crypto trading app has added a further $460 million in the last closings of its new funding round. Retail traders have been flocking to trade stocks and cryptocurrencies on the popular app Robinhood — and it shows in the company’s latest Series G funding round.On Sept. 23, a spokeswoman for Robinhood Markets…

Coinbase vs SEC: New attorney Patrick V. Kennedy joins fight
Attorney Patrick V. Kennedy files a motion to appear pro hac vice in the Coinbase vs. U.S. SEC lawsuit for the Chamber of Digital Commerce. 271 Total views 2 Total shares The crypto community, digital asset organizations and lawmakers have voiced their backing for the Coinbase vs. United States Securities Exchange Commission lawsuit's dismissal. In

Bitcoin ETFs sucked up 2 months of BTC mining supply last week
In the first full trading week of June, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs acquired almost as much Bitcoin as they did in the entire month of May.

NYC court has no right to hear ‘international’ case argues Bancor firm
Lawyers argued the complaint was “based on a man in Wisconsin using an exchange in Singapore to purchase tokens issued by a Swiss entity.” 1111 Total views 21 Total shares The legal team for a crypto firm facing possible securities law violations is asking for the case to be dismissed on geographical grounds. According to court…

Japan to Look Into the Impact of Facebook’s Libra Ahead of G7
Japanese authorities are investigating the impact of Facebook’s Libra stablecoin, The New York Times reported on July 12.Per the report, Japanese authorities have set up a working group tasked with investigating the impact of Facebook’s stablecoin on monetary policy and financial stability. The working group will reportedly consist of the Bank of Japan, the Ministry…

Binance denies blame in $230M WazirX hack, urges user repayments
Binance urged the WazirX team to take accountability for the hack, and compensate users for the loss of funds.