Finance Redefined: Layer-two growth and the SEC’s scrutiny, Sept. 19–23
Layer-two's surge to new heights, Bitcoin and DeFi EFT applications and Sushi's mistaken bug — all coming to you this week in Finance Redefined.
Yemen national uses crypto donations to fight starvation amid civil war
16 million people in Yemen — including 400,000 children under the age of five — already face food supplies at critical levels.
Gavin Andresen Publishes Theory of Possible Crypto Future: Whales Shut Down the BTC Network in the Year 2100
On September 21, former Bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen published an interesting blog post about “a possible [Bitcoin] future.” The blog post details a theoretical situation for the Bitcoin network in…
Cross-chain bridge equipped altcoins rally higher despite China’s crypto ban
REN, CELR and CVC ignore the market’s bearish reaction to China’s new crypto ban by posting double-digit gains.
China’s Crypto Crackdown is an Opportunity for the US, Says Senator Pat Toomey
Following today’s events, Senator Pat Toomey says that the ongoing cryptocurrency crackdown in China is a considerable opportunity for the United States. Earlier today, reports revealed further regulatory pressure on…
10 Crypto Exchanges File for Registration With Korean Regulators Ahead of Deadline
Cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea have until midnight on Friday to register with financial authorities in order to continue operating legally. Only 10 digital asset trading platforms have already submitted…
Morgan Stanley exec says Bitcoin is the ‘Kenny from South Park’ of money
Morgan Stanley exec claims that Bitcoin continues to rise from the dead like the cartoon character Kenny in South Park.
Diminishing returns: Is Bitcoin underperforming compared to altcoins?
After several hesitant months, altcoins are now outpacing the flagship asset.
U.S. government goes to court over $11M USDT purportedly stolen by fake Coinbase rep
In April, sharing their Coinbase account credentials with a fraudster had cost a California resident more than $11 million. Now, there might be recourse.