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BNB, CAKE Plummet Following SEC Crackdown on Binance
Both are significant tokens in the Binance ecosystem and had their prices drop by more than 8%.
Crypto Hedge Fund Arca Has Trimmed 30% of Its Staff
Crypto asset manager Arca has cut 30% of its staff amid a continuing bear market and regulatory uncertainty, the company said Monday.
Cryptocurrencies Crash After the SEC Charges Binance With Sale of Unregistered Securities
The SEC on Monday charged the crypto exchange and its CEO with violating a number of securities laws, including offering unregistered securities to the public.
Atomic Wallet Users Hacked for $35M Worth of Bitcoin, Ether, Tether and Other Tokens
Atomic Wallet said Monday that “less than 1%” of its monthly active users were impacted in the weekend breach.
First Mover Asia: Why Did Bitcoin’s Price Hold Above $27K Over the Weekend? Two Analysts…
ALSO: The bitcoin options put/call ratio across exchanges has sunk to 0.47, suggesting that fewer investors are seeking downside protection against price declines than they had prior to the passage of a bill to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.
Crypto Lender Celsius’ $800M Ether Staking Shake-Up Stretches Ethereum Validator Queue to 44 Days
The embattled crypto lender’s ETH staking maneuver could potentially lengthen the waiting time to activate new validators in the Ethereum network to 44 days, one observer noted.
Why Did Bitcoin’s Price Rise? BTC Hovers Over $27K as Investors Shrug Off Hot Jobs Data
Ether and other major cryptos spent much of the day in positive territory.
Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil’s Largest Crypto Exchange, Receives License as a Payment Institution
The company plans to offer financial services that combine the potential of crypto with traditional financial services.
Marathon Digital Mined 77% More Bitcoin in May With the Help of Its Software
The miner's bitcoin production per unit of computing power was low in April.
Blockchain Association Files Amicus Brief in Coin Center Lawsuit Against U.S. Treasury Over Tornado…
In a statement, the trade group’s CEO Kristin Smith, said that regulatory actions should only target bad actors.