Bitcoin has fallen to a two-year low of $17,000, just one year after hitting an all-time high of $69,000.
The billionaire promoted something called EthereumMax, which turned out to be worthless.
It makes you wonder why the SEC even bothers with this bullshit.
Dave Ripley is taking over as the crypto exchange head Friday from ever controversial Jesse Powell, but apparently Kraken wants to remain a black sheep.
Ethereum is down 26% over the past week to just $1,290 while bitcoin is down 17% to $18,420.
Many of the suits allege the company has failed to register its assets as securities and protect users’ crypto from theft or bankruptcy.
While the SEC is probing Coinbase over unregistered securities trading, the CFTC is reportedly opening a new “tech innovation office” to oversee crypto.
Instead of granting regulatory oversight to the larger SEC, new legislation would consider crypto a “commodity” and shunt most regulation over to CFTC.
“Like, are they TRYING to get me to buy more?” one would-be trader wrote after watching a fake game show made by the SEC.
It's the largest-ever federal look into private messages on platforms like WhatsApp, and the bankers are reportedly not happy about it.
It’s part of a new, though belated push by governments worldwide to rein in DeFi after near-daily examples of crypto fraud and grift.
The proposals aim to standardize climate disclosure reporting and add objectively to a process currently dominated by self-reporting.
Bitcoin surged on news of the order, which calls for a “whole-of-goverment” approach to analyzing the risks and benefits posed by crypto.
The former president might've raised just $5 and we'd have no way to check.
PayPal recently added cryptocurrency trading to its platform in the U.S.
Lobbyists fought hard against the infrastructure bill. They haven't yet been successful, but the fight's not over yet.
The Wild West days of Bitcoin and Dogecoin could be numbered if Elizabeth Warren gets her way.
