Singapore Regulator Bans Crypto Exchanges from Lending, Staking for Retail Investors
Alongside the staking and lending ban, crypto exchanges are expected to keep user funds in a Trust.
Thai SEC bans the use of customer crypto assets for lending and investment
Investor protection regulations have been under discussion since September 2022 amid the crypto lending crisis that saw firms such as BlockFi and Celsius declare bankruptcy.
Azuki floor price crumbles, with holders down $21,500 per NFT
NFT holders left disappointed by the Elementals sale have dumped their Azukis, pushing the floor price even lower.
Huobi fixes data breach that leaked contact details for 4,960 users
Crypto exchange Huobi quietly fixed a data breach that could have resulted in the “largest crypto theft in history.”
Institutional demand for Bitcoin prevails despite SEC roadblocks, thanks to
Large funds begin to accumulate Bitcoin despite SEC’s recent actions towards the cryptocurrency sector. Traders turn hopeful as number of call positions taken for Bitcoin increase.
Probability for U.S. Approval of a Spot Bitcoin ETF Is Fairly High: Bernstein
The lack of a spot ETF leads to the growth of over-the-counter products like the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, which are more expensive, illiquid and inefficient, the report said.
Bitcoin Stuck Below $31K, While FIL and GRT Skyrocket by Double Digits (Market Watch)
GRT has soared the most from the larger-cap alts, adding over 25% of value in a day.
Crypto news and price performance of SafeMoon, DeRace and Cronos
What is the price performance and crypto news of the three projects SafeMoon (SAFEMOON), DeRace (DERC) and Cronos (CRO)? Here is a brief description.
Just-In: Singapore Seeks To Ban Crypto Lending, Staking For Retail Investors
Crypto News: The global digital asset industry is trading under increased uncertainty as the top financial watchdogs are still engaged in building regulations around it. In a bid to safeguard…
Attacker pockets $10 million from Poly Network security attack: Beosin
The Poly Network attacker illicitly minted varying amounts of 57 tokens across 10 blockchains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain and Metis.
