The ongoing decline in Bitcoin and Ethereum continues, as uncertainty is projected to keep influencing the market. Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency with the largest market capitalization, dropped 1.3% to US$26,432, while
The ongoing decline in Bitcoin and Ethereum continues, as uncertainty is projected to keep influencing the market. Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency with the largest market capitalization, dropped 1.3% to US$26,432, while
Bitcoin’s value experienced a significant downturn as the world’s preeminent cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, along with its CEO, Changpeng Zhao, was embroiled in allegations of a “deceptive network” by US regulatory
According to the S.E.C., the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, Binance, has been accused of commingling customer funds amounting to “billions of dollars” and covertly transferring them to a
Bitcoin and Ethereum witnessed a dip on Wednesday, amidst warnings from analysts that more declines could be in the offing.
On Tuesday afternoon, Bitcoin experienced a rise of 1.5%, surging back over the $27k mark to stand at $27,268, as the initial worldwide effort to regulate cryptocurrency assets was proposed.
On Friday, Binance announced its decision to exit the Canadian market following the country’s recent issuance of a series of updated regulations for cryptocurrency exchanges, which included requirements for investor
Binance, a prominent cryptocurrency firm, is shifting its focus away from the stringent US market, following a similar move by its Nasdaq-listed competitor, Coinbase, who recently established a presence in
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, faces a potential US trading ban for allegedly facilitating accounts associated with Hamas and Russian criminals.
Changpeng Zhao Binance’s chief executive tried to rally the troops.
Binance’s auditors removed a report on the financial health of Binance from the internet and dropped it as a client.
CEO claims that Binance Coin worth around $100 million was stolen. Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, was attacked again.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Losses from cryptocurrency crime surged to $4.52 billion (£3.5 billion) last year, as insider theft soared even as hacking losses declined, according to a report from