Blockchain.com gets regulatory nod from Singapore’s central bank
Blockchain.com becomes the second crypto exchange in two days to receive preliminary approval to provide crypto services within the growing crypto hub.
Blockchain.com becomes the second crypto exchange in two days to receive preliminary approval to provide crypto services within the growing crypto hub.
The city will allow taxpayers to make crypto payments through third-party service providers.
Four legal claims were dismissed by the court, while three others were allowed to proceed.
The Web3 platform will focus on expanding its team globally and onboarding several more blockchains in the upcoming months.
Kim Kardashian disclosed that she was paid for promoting Ethereum Max — but didn’t tell her followers the exact amount. The SEC did the right thing when it fined her for that oversight.
The numbers represent a 74% decrease from peak levels witnessed just ten months ago.
Michael Barr suggested financial institutions engage with U.S. regulators to ensure “safe, sound, and legally permissible” activities around use cases of innovative technologies.
The acting U.S. official added nuance to his well known skepticism about the crypto industry, but warns against accommodation, in speeches on risk and regulation.
The Solana DeFi protocol suffered a $117 million exploit on Oct. 11, and the hacker wants 70M USDC in “bug bounty.”
All crypto exchanges must register with IIROC if they want to operate in Canada, and there is currently a backlog of applications.