Arkham Exchange Will Launch Spot Trading in US
Arkham Intelligence announced on Saturday that it will start offering spot crypto trading to users in seventeen US states beginning March 1.
Arkham Intelligence announced on Saturday that it will start offering spot crypto trading to users in seventeen US states beginning March 1.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has decided to end its investigation into OpenSea and has also dropped its lawsuit against Coinbase.
Michael Saylor has said the US has a unique chance to secure 20% of Bitcoin’s total supply—but only if it acts swiftly.
The US SEC is establishing a new division dedicated to safeguarding investors from malicious activities in the realms of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence.
Tether has been proactively engaging with US politicians to influence forthcoming regulations.
Michigan state representatives Bryan Posthumus and Ron Robinson have introduced House Bill 4087, which, if passed, would allow the state to invest in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
A New York State Senator has proposed the formation of a 17-member task force to evaluate the cryptocurrency market’s current impact within the state.

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