This TheNewsCrypto category provides all exchange-related latest news and topics. Stay updated on exchange-related news covering different topics, exchange categories, and price changes. A cryptocurrency exchange matches buyers to sellers enabling users to sell, purchase, trade, and often store their coins and tokens. Each crypto exchange is unique and differs based on the number of listed entries and trading volume. Thus, the section covers both individual crypto exchange updates and aggregated exchanges news.
In addition, cryptocurrency exchanges covered include Decentralized Exchanges (DEX), Centralized Exchanges (CEX), and Hybrid Exchanges. Asset entries listed include tokens, coins, trading pairs, DeFi, and derivatives.
The biggest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, Binance, has announced its top three most-watched cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Shiba Inu are the three most-watched cryptocurrencies as per Binance this year. In the wake of FTX’s decline, the cryptocurrency market has been suffering. Investor faith in cryptocurrencies has been shaken by
Crypto.com, a cryptocurrency trading platform, has been granted a Payment Institution License (EMI) by Brazil’s Central Bank. The approval means the company may keep providing its services and goods related to digital assets to citizens of the South American nation. CEO Kris Marszalek recently said that Crypto.com is “incredibly proud”
FC Barcelona, one of the most successful soccer teams in Europe, has signed a partnership arrangement with the cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT. Through June 2025, the exchange will be the team’s official cryptocurrency exchange partner. The soccer juggernaut said that its relationship with WhiteBIT will help them to continue to be
Hong Kong initiated its steps toward legalizing retail cryptocurrency trading by introducing the two ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) on the 16th of December. Both ETFs track the US-listed cryptocurrency futures, BTC and Ether. BTC and Ether are the first two futures ETFs that are been listed in the Asian exchange
According to Binance’s Director of Governmental Relations in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), Olga Goncharova, Binance is willing to assist the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) in developing procedures for crypto regulation. The Binance spokesman told Azerbaijan’s Trend News Agency that regulatory issues were addressed during a recent meeting
Michael Burry, the founder of the investment company Scion Asset Management. And a well-known investor, said on Friday that proof-of-reserves (POR) audits of cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance and the defunct exchange FTX are pointless. Furthermore, Burry is regarded as the first investor to correctly predict and benefit from the
Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange, said on Friday that its auditor, Mazars, has ceased services for cryptocurrency enterprises, including cryptocurrency exchanges, as reported by Bloomberg. A representative for Binance claims that the French accounting firm Mazars would not provide services, such as proof of reserves, to cryptocurrency exchanges. Binance, KuCoin, and
Recently, the outcomes of Binance’s proof-of-reserves audit were made public, and blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant used those results to publish a report. Since FTX’s demise a month ago, centralized exchanges have been under intense scrutiny. Binance receiving particular attention for its efforts to convince clients and investors that the exchange
The Dutch central bank released a statement on Thursday saying that the cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin is operating illegally in the country. Bank documents reveal that KuCoin operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of MEK Global Limited (MGL), a Seychelles corporation. Although consumers of the exchange are not breaching the law,
Kevin O’Leary, a Canadian entrepreneur and star of the show “Shark Tank,” has today criticized the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, saying it intentionally caused the FTX to crash. The celebrity businessman said that Binance is a “massive, unregulated monopoly now” appearing at the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.
