Investments in Crypto-based Funds Fall to Lowest Level Since 2018
The influx of funds into crypto-based funds over the past 12 months has hit its lowest level since 2018.
The influx of funds into crypto-based funds over the past 12 months has hit its lowest level since 2018.
US regulators have warned the US banking sector against the risks associated with digital assets.
Sam Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to eight counts.
Cameron Winklevoss has published an open letter to the CEO of Digital Currency Group (DCG) asking him to pay off $900 million.
Brad Garlinghouse has said on Twitter that he’s “cautiously optimistic” about the United States gaining “breakthrough” regulatory clarity for the crypto industry this year.
Celsius Network has entered into an agreement to allow crypto mining company Core Scientific shut off over 37,000 mining rigs.
Luke Dash Jr., a Bitcoin Core developer, has said that he has fallen victim to a hacker attack.

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