SkyBridge Capital is giving itself an opening to indirectly invest in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
A world in which bitcoin becomes the global reserve currency is a world many of us would not want to live in.
When crypto companies are denied liability insurance, they are disincentivized from innovating.
The exchange is discontinuing its own BGBP stablecoin, an “experiment” that obviously wasn’t a success.
A pair of filings for SkyBridge Capital — the investment firm founded by Anthony Scaramucci — indicate that the company is eyeing investments that give it some exposure to digital assets.
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Rise in coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths could dent consumer confidence and retailer revenue during the crucial holiday shopping season.
Miners in China have reportedly been struggling to pay for electricity after authorities started cracking down on OTC brokers in the country.
A loophole in MakerDAO’s collateralized debt market enables positions to be closed far more leniently than intended due to an oversight in the auction process.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton will leave his role at the end of this year.
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