Tue, September 1

Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank Face Extreme Downturn

The financial world is buzzing about Credit Suisse. The recent increase in Credit Suisse’s credit default swap spread has garnered media attention. A credit default swap, or CDS, is a kind of derivative that enables one investor to hedge against another’s credit risk by exchanging their own credit risk for

October 3, 2022 2 mins read

$1.6M Worth BTC Seized by India’s ED Over Gaming Fraud

Separately, it froze almost $550,000 in a combination of US Dollars and WRX. The accused was captured on September 25 by ED. The top Indian financial crime investigation agency has blocked an account on Binance containing 85.9 bitcoins, or around $1.6 million, in connection with a gaming software fraud case

October 3, 2022 2 mins read

Former CFTC Commissioner Backs Crypto Sector Over SEC

Quintenz is now an adviser partner at Andreessen Horowitz. Upon leaving the CFTC, he supervised the listing of BTC futures contracts in the U.S. Former CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz has acknowledged that the cryptocurrency sector has valid complaints about the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). But he does not attribute

October 3, 2022 1 min read

Bitcoin’s Price Indeed Struggling to Retain $20K Mark

BTC is now trading at $19,258 and is down 0.37% at the time of writing. The global market fell from a trillion to $926.78 billion. Bitcoin is battling to recuperate its deficits from the previous month, and it is striving to achieve $20,000 after achieving a low of less than

October 3, 2022 1 min read

U.S Senator Opposes CBDC Introduces ‘No Digital Dollar Act’

Powell indicated this week that it would be at least two years for CBDC. The Senator spoke in favor of hard currency. Many governments across the globe are turning towards CBDC, otherwise known as Digital currency. On Thursday, a Republican senator from Oklahoma, James Lankford, announced that he introduced legislation

October 2, 2022 1 min read

Monthly Fees Mandated on Crypto Firms in Uzbekistan

The law by the country’s primary crypto regulating authority is now in effect. The lowest cost, $135, will go to the custodial service providers. Uzbekistan authorities recently passed a bill mandating cryptocurrency corporations pay into a separate fund. The law, proposed by the country’s primary crypto regulating authority, is now

October 2, 2022 2 mins read

Paraguay Senators Dissent Presidents Bitcoin Mining Bill Veto

President Benitez vetoed the bill, saying that mining is a waste of energy. Paraguay may gain “new forms of employment,” as per Congressman Daniel Rojas. Paraguayan legislators overrode the president’s veto this week on a key Bitcoin mining regulatory measure. On Wednesday, 33 senators voted against President Mario Abdo Benitez’s

October 1, 2022 2 mins read

Crypto Influencer Lark Davis Denies Pump and Dump Allegations

ZachXBT, the on-chain sleuth, has once again found something of interest. Now he’s made some serious accusations against crypto industry heavyweight Lark Davis. However, the latter insists that his actions were appropriate. The anonymous investigator has already accused American YouTuber Logan Paul of supporting a number of “pump and dump”

September 30, 2022 2 mins read

MicroStrategy Recruiting for BTC Lightning Network Engineer

The company plans to have Lightning wallets available to 10 million clients. The firm plans to develop a Lightning Network-based SaaS platform. There has been a proliferation of businesses entering the crypto space recently. While some investors get out midway, the vast majority have been increasing their bets. On the

September 30, 2022 2 mins read

Spanish Telecom Giant Telefonica Now Accepts Crypto

Telefonica also announced that it will be working with Qualcomm. The telecom giant formed a partnership with Polygon earlier this year. Organizations all around the globe have begun supporting cryptocurrency payments at a steady pace as crypto acceptance grows. Telefónica, the largest telecom provider in Spain, reportedly now accepts Bitcoin

September 30, 2022 2 mins read