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Global central banks purchased more than 1,100 tons of gold in 2022, driving the demand for the yellow metal to the highest mark since 2011.
The U.K. finance ministry released draft rules on Wednesday to regulate the troubled cryptocurrency industry.
Addressable, Marketo’s startup focused on Web3 marketing, recently raised $7.5 million.
Some Celsius Network users will be able to withdraw 94% of their eligible assets.
PayPal has announced that it is joining a veritable legion of tech firms that initiated mass layoffs.
Snap revealed it had missed its revenue and daily active users estimates but beat earnings expectations.
Twitter reportedly is seeking extensive regulatory approval for its payment system throughout the United States.
Algorithmic stablecoins reportedly will not be accepted in Hong Kong.
South Korea’s financial market watchdog has put forward a proposal for a unified system for mandatory information disclosure from digital asset exchanges and crypto token issuers.
Algorithmic stablecoin Djed launched on the Cardano mainnet on Tuesday.
The Battle for Adani Group's reputation continues.
In a lawsuit filed in Connecticut, Osprey Funds claims Grayscale made “false and misleading statements.”
The Biden administration has commended watchdogs for their efforts, acknowledged 2022 as a tough year for digital assets and calls on Congress to increase its efforts with regard to the sector.
Binance and Mastercard reportedly are set to launch a prepaid card in Brazil in the next few weeks.
Bitcoin mining revenue rose 50% to over $24.4 million from more than 15.3 million on Jan. 3, Blockchain.com data showed. While it relieves troubled bitcoin miners, the revenue remains down more than...