$TAIKO launched yesterday… who got airdrop? 🪂
Are we happy with the current price or does TAIKO deserve a higher value? 🤔
DMM Bitcoin, a Japanese crypto exchange recently hacked for $320 million worth of Bitcoin, plans to raise 50 billion yen ($320 million) to compensate users for their losses.
In a statement issued on June 5, DMM Bitcoin explained that it would recover stolen customer funds by procuring an equivalent amount of Bitcoin
from its group company, DMM.com.
Bitcoin is set to climb for the fourth month in a row after eking out an April gain, the longest such stretch since a six-month advance through March 2021.
The House Financial Services Committee will hold a hearing on oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission this morning. Oversight hearings are normally a snoozefest but this one has the potential for fireworks.
That's because SEC Chair Gary Gensler has aroused the ire of many in corporate America over his 50+ list of new regulatory proposals the SEC is scheduled to vote on this year.
France’s ‘Startup Nation’ Becomes a Haven for Crypto
Circle, Binance, Crypto.com have made Paris their Europe base
Macron’s push comes as US regulators clamp down on crypto
Crypto exchange Binance has Australian financial services licence cancelled by Asic
Regulator says Binance must cease trading by 21 April after it incorrectly classified hundreds of retail customers as wholesale investors
The U.S. government sold 9,861.17 bitcoin (BTC) for almost $216 million on March 14, a court filing shows.
The bitcoin sold is part of the 50,000 BTC seized in November following the arrest of James Zhong, who pleaded guilty to wire fraud after the government alleged he manipulated the transaction system on darknet market Silk Road in 2012. At the time, the government hailed it as the largest cryptocurrency seizure.
The UK government has dropped its plans to produce a non-fungible token for sale through the Royal Mint, just under a year after it first announced the project.
In response to a question from the Conservative MP Harriett Baldwin, the Treasury’s economic secretary, Andrew Griffith, confirmed the abandonment, saying: “In consultation with HM Treasury, the Royal Mint is not proceeding with the launch of a non-fungible token at this time but will keep this proposal under review.”
