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Titanium Blockchain CEO behind BARs ICO fraud, put behind bars for 4 years
The Titanium Blockchain executive has been finally sentenced after pleading guilty in July last year.
Banking crisis pushed over $286B to money market funds in two weeks: Report
Many investors have rotated their portfolio investments due to the banking crisis in the past two weeks, injecting billions of dollars on money market funds in the United States.
XRP, LTC, XMR and AVAX show bullish signs as Bitcoin battles to hold $28K
Bitcoin price is making another run at $28,000 and this is luring altcoin traders into XRP, LTC, XMR and AVAX positions.
G7 to collaborate on tighter crypto regulation: Report
Leaders from Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, and the European Union are expected to outline a global cooperative strategy for digital assets in May.
Community-driven crypto projects still thriving despite headwinds
Community engagement has always been a key aspect of crypto, and it's proving its value during bear markets.
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Do Kwon to reportedly appeal against court’s decision to extend detention
A legal representative of Kwon confirmed the appeal against the Montenegrin court’s decision to detain the entrepreneur for 30 days longer than usual.
Fujitsu interested in crypto trading services: trademark application
The branding is dedicated to offering financial services, which include acceptance of deposits, financing loans and financial management and exchange of crypto assets.
Tim Draper recommends founders hold 'at least' two payrolls 'worth of cash' in crypto
American venture capital investor Tim Draper warned business founders to prepare for "more and more" bank failures if the government continues to "print money and whipsaw interest rates."
US contemplates 'expanding' emergency lending facility for banks: Report
While the Federal Reserve liquidity offerings must be equally accessible to "all eligible users," unnamed sources reportedly warned that it could be “made in a way” to ensure First Republic Bank benefits.