PayPal Stops Working on its Stablecoin
US payments company PayPal has stopped the development of its own stablecoin.
US payments company PayPal has stopped the development of its own stablecoin.
According to the SEC chairman Gary Gensler, cryptocurrency platforms should “take note” of Kraken’s decision to close the staking program for US customers.
The Chinese government plans to establish a National Blockchain Technology Innovation Center in Beijing to explore its capabilities and broad integration.
The co-founder of bankrupt hedge fund Three Arrows Capital has announced a waiting list for admission to the OPNX exchange has been opened.
The lawyers involved in the bankruptcy proceedings of cryptocurrency exchange FTX say the company owes them around $20 million.
Crypto exchange Kraken has settled charges filed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Gary Gensler has said that crypto assets and other emerging technologies are on the regulator’s 2023 priority list.

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