Major Chinese tech firms, including Alibaba and Tencent, appear to be pulling back from Hong Kong’s cryptocurrency market, with none applying for recent stablecoin licences. The move comes amid regulatory uncertainty and a reported shift in focus toward digital services for the energy sector.
WeatherlyTrump, cryptocurrency, "prosecution-style regulation" of cryptocurrency has not stopped during Trump's administration. Golden Finance, developers of new encryption privacy tools are still worried about going to jail.
JinseFinanceThe SEC's warning to Uniswap signals a significant shift in crypto regulation, potentially impacting DeFi platforms and blockchain adoption.
MiyukiThere are two possibilities for the next market trend: external factors continue to dominate, and the efficacy of stimulants coincides with internal factors; two-headed bulls.
JinseFinanceThis article explores the complexities of cross-chain technology, with a particular focus on cross-chain exchange decentralized exchanges (DEX) and its impact on the crypto-asset trading landscape.
JinseFinanceGamestop has announced the closure of its NFT marketplace on February 2, 2024, citing ongoing regulatory uncertainty in the crypto space. This decision follows the company's earlier abandonment of the Gamestop wallet project and reflects challenges in its traditional retail sector.
Huang BoA surge in SIM swap attacks has affected several cryptocurrency leaders and organizations, resulting in substantial financial losses and raising concerns about mobile carrier security.
SnakeIn the first half of 2022 alone, bad actors netted a staggering $1.9 billion in crypto hacks; up 60% from the year before.
CoindeskAccording to the latest data, the idea that panic selling caused the price of Bitcoin to drop seems less tenable.
CointelegraphThe idea that panic selling is driving BTC price losses appears less watertight on the back of the latest data.
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