Bitmex

Arthur Hayes sold all his HYPE tokens, making about $823,000 profit and saying the money will help buy a Ferrari. He had recently predicted big gains for HYPE but warned that a large token release soon could push prices down.

Arthur Hayes, the BitMEX co-founder pardoned by Donald Trump, has invested in a stem cell firm with clinics in Mexico and Bangkok. He is also backing crypto treasury firms while warning that the market may already be overheating.

BitMEX researchers found serious gaps in North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group's security operations.

In a bold and controversial decision, U.S. President Donald Trump has granted full pardons to Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed, the co-founders of the cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX.

Arthur Hayes is skeptical about Donald Trump's plan to establish a U.S. Bitcoin reserve, questioning its practicality and priority among other government needs. Despite Trump's past interest in crypto, Hayes believes the Bitcoin reserve is unlikely to happen, as other political concerns will take precedence.

BitMEX was fined $100 million for failing to meet US anti-money laundering and Know Your Customer requirements. Despite previous legal battles, the exchange is focusing on improving its internal controls and remaining competitive in the market.

BitMEX pleads guilty to violating US financial regulations, exposing weaknesses in crypto exchange oversight.

Ethena made history with its USDe surpassing $3B just four months after launch. Its Sats campaign will continue until 2 September or until USDe supply reaches $5B. However, the ENA token has declined over 50% in the past month. Will Ethena's USDe follow the path of other high-profile stablecoin collapses?

Arthur Hayes criticizes G7 central banks, advocates for continued investment in Bitcoin and altcoins. Predicts potential rally fueled by FED's dollar-yen maneuvers and anticipates rate cuts. Encourages long positions, sees cryptocurrency market poised for resurgence.

The class-action lawsuit against BitMEX co-founder Ben Delo underscores the need for regulatory clarity and highlights the potential legal risks facing operators in the cryptocurrency industry.