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Ethereum price risks a drop below $1K if these key price metrics turn bearish
Two key Ethereum price metrics have yet to turn bearish, but it won’t take much to trigger an ETH drop below $1,000.
US lawmakers urge EPA to consider the potential benefits of crypto mining
“Digital assets, and their related mining activities, are essential to the economic future of the United States," said the group of 14 lawmakers.
XRP price technical breakdown boosts chances of a 40% drop by July
XRP's bearish outlook is driven by a mix of technical and fundamental factors that could see its price drop to $0.18 next.
Three Arrows Capital weighs bailout as Kyle Davies breaks silence: Report
All options are on the table for 3AC after this week’s crypto market collapse triggered mass liquidations for the hedge fund.
FTX plans to acquire crypto exchange Bitvo as part of move into Canadian market
The company added that the deal was “subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions,” but expected to close in the third quarter of 2022.
NFT.NYC expecting ‘diverse and eclectic audience’ to drive utility narrative of NFTs
The co-founder and vice president of growth at NFT.NYC shared insights into their community-first values and ethos.
UAE launches the world’s most expensive modern postage stamp
UAE has made blockchain technology a key focus for its future strategies and currently building a decentralized ecosystem to make it a global blockchain hub.
Elusive Bitcoin ETF: Hester Perice criticizes lack of legal clarity for crypto
SEC Commissioner and “Crypto Mom” Hester Peirce criticized the SEC on its regulatory guidance, but noted that change is possible if investors and regulators work together.
Crypto lender Babel Finance halts withdrawals due to liquidity pressures
Hong Kong-based asset manager Babel Finance is the latest crypto lending firm to signal the growing crisis of the cryptocurrency lending industry amid the bear market.
BIS report warns about front-running threat in crypto mining
A fresh report from the Bank for International Settlements comes to a radical conclusion, claiming that the public identities of intermediaries are necessary to fight “miner extractable value.”