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Crypto Lender Kokomo’s Developers Use Wrapped Bitcoin for $4M ‘Exit Scam’
All social media presence was deleted and Kokomo tokens fell 95%.
First Citizens to Buy Silicon Valley Bank’s Deposits, Loans in $55.5B Agreement With FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation says the 17 former branches of Silicon Valley Bank will re-open as First Citizens Bank & Trust Company on Monday, March 27.
First Citizens to Buy Silicon Valley Bank: Bloomberg
Raleigh, N.C.-based First Citizens is the 30th largest bank in the U.S., with $109 billion in assets, and recently completed an acquisition of New York-based commercial lender CIT.
ARK Invest Scoops Up Coinbase, Block Shares for Second Straight Day
Cathy Wood's fund bought COIN and SQ on Thursday and Friday last week after Coinbase tumbled on getting hit with a Wells Notice and Block took a hit following a short-seller's report.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Is Ready for a Consolidation Phase
ALSO: Sam Reynolds writes that decentralized derivatives platforms are having a liquidity problem. The shortage may stem from crypto traders current caution, but at least one analyst is optimistic that the situation will change.
Where the U.S. Government Went Wrong in Regulating Crypto
Former public policy attorney Keiko Yoshino writes about why she started paying attention to crypto, particularly the regulatory missteps.
Euler Finance Hacker Sends 51,000 Stolen Ether Back to Protocol
EUL tokens jumped 47% on the transfer of tokens.
Bitcoin, Ethereum Technical Analysis: BTC Fall Towards $27,000 to Start the Weekend
Bitcoin moved close to a breakout below $27,000 on Saturday, as markets moved lower following a volatile week of trading. Market uncertainty was high this week, as traders digested the latest Federal Reserve interest rate hike, as well as…
Bitcoin Was a Winner During the U.S. Banking Crisis, but Illiquidity Prevents It From Being a USD…
While capital flowed into bitcoin amid a period of uncertainty, the cryptocurrency’s fractured liquidity arguably played the largest role in its surge.
The UK Has Created Crypto Banking Problems
U.K. lobbying groups and lawmakers have been complaining that crypto clients can’t find a bank and are faced with restrictions, so they are calling the government to act.