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  • EDX Markets Emerges as a Game-Changer Amid Regulatory Pressure on Binance and Coinbase
    Bitcoin
    At a time when the two major cryptocurrency exchanges Binance and Coinbase are under heavy pressure from U.S. regulators, the new exchange EDX Markets could reshape the landscape of the digital asset industry.
  • Decoding the SEC's Legal Battle Against Cryptocurrency Titans: From HSBC to Adidas, Prada, Disney, Samsung, and Barcelona FC Caught in the Crypto Crossfire
    Crypto
    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this week shook the entire crypto circle by filing lawsuits against two major cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase. This exposed how over the past few years, numerous industry giants from Wall Street, Silicon Valley, the entertainment industry, the fashion industry, and even the world's top football clubs have bent over backwards to participate in the crypto sector, allegedly involved in illegal cryptocurrency financing or collaboration accused by the SEC.
  • Suing exchanges is not enough! SEC Chairman strikes the crypto sector again: No need for more digital currencies
    cryptocurrency
    On Tuesday, June 6, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler hinted in a media program that cryptocurrencies and other digital tokens are essentially unnecessary in this world. Gensler said:
  • US House Committees Aim to Deliver Crypto Bill in Two Months: McHenry
    Trade Signals: How They Work in the Crypto Market
    Rep. Patrick McHenry, chair of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, has revealed plans to develop legislation to regulate the cryptocurrency sector within the next two months. McHenry announced the timeline during CoinDesk's Consensus 2023 event, where he stated that the bill would be created in collaboration with the House Agriculture Committee after joint public hearings begin in May.
  • AI and Crypto Fusion: Investors Seek Promising Projects in a New Asset Class
    Trade Signals: How They Work in the Crypto Market
    The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrencies has given rise to a new category of crypto tokens, generating billions of dollars in trading. The emergence of AI-driven platforms such as ChatGPT and Bard has brought attention to tokens associated with AI blockchain initiatives.
  • Crypto Companies Seek Banking Partners as Major Lenders Withdraw
    crypto
    Following the collapse of three crypto-friendly lenders in the U.S. last month, crypto firms are urgently seeking banking partners, with many turning to smaller financial institutions. U.S. regulators have voiced concerns about the safety of bank business models centered on crypto clients after Silvergate Capital Corp, Signature Bank, and Silicon Valley Bank's implosion.
  • Coinbase CEO Warns of Crypto Firms Going 'Offshore' Due to Unclear Regulations in the US and UK
    Trade Signals: How They Work in the Crypto Market
    Coinbase Global Inc.'s CEO, Brian Armstrong, has called for clearer cryptocurrency regulations in the United States and Britain to avoid the development of firms in "offshore havens." Armstrong's comments came during a conference organized by Innovate Finance, an industry body, and were prompted by the failure of the Bahamas-based FTX exchange last year.
  • Celebrities Face SEC Charges for Undisclosed Crypto Promotion; Lindsay Lohan and Jake Paul Among Those Settling
    Lindsay Lohan
    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged eight celebrities, including Lindsay Lohan, Jake Paul, and Ne-Yo, with participating in an illegal cryptocurrency scheme.
  • Cryptocurrencies Rally as Bitcoin Experiences Best Week Since January 2021
    BITCOIN RISES
    The crypto market witnesses a significant upswing as investors turn to digital assets amid global economic uncertainty.
  • CFTC Chairman Says Bitcoin's Price Could Double Under New Regulations
    Bitcoin
    CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam has frequently stated that market players need to have regulatory clarity, something many in the cryptocurrency business has claimed is currently lacking.
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