A Long Reads Sunday reading of Grayscale’s recent “Bitcoin Investor Survey.”
The suit seeks an order of attachment against the parent company of BitMEX.
BitMEX’s leaders were accused of taking hundreds of millions of dollars from the exchange’s coffers after learning about U.S. investigations in a new court filing.
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The OCC’s July ruling that allowed banks to provide custody spurred the newfound interest, Brooks said.
2020 was a big year for fintech firms and their activities in the crypto space.
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On October 31, 2008, the white paper that first described Bitcoin was published on a mailing list for those interested in cryptography. “I’ve been working on a new electronic cash system that’s fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party,” wrote Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator. The link included in that email still works today, directing […]
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The great Twitter hack of 2020 highlighted the scariest thing about crypto: being tricked by scams. Here is how to avoid being a victim.
China’s president said the nation should proactively participate in setting the international framework.
The Breakdown weekly recap looks at bitcoin buying by Iran, JPM Coin and the latest round of lockdowns coming to Europe.
Bitcoin has carved out a 33-month high, showing resilience amid growing instability in the traditional markets.
