HashKey and Catizen join forces in TON ecosystem expansion
HashKey Group’s collaboration with Catizen on the TON ecosystem marks a significant step in Web3 and GameFi development. Go to Source
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HashKey Group’s collaboration with Catizen on the TON ecosystem marks a significant step in Web3 and GameFi development. Go to Source
As the regulatory environment continues to evolve, other local exchanges will likely follow Quidax’s lead and seek to meet the SEC’s requirements. Go to Source
Goldman Sach’s economists said the Federal Reserve could also cut rates next month, and analysts say this could be welcomed by Bitcoin traders. Go to Source
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has just paid around $500 to register a new Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domain name called “dacc.eth.” Go to Source
Australia’s financial markets regulator says due to the evolving nature of technology, it’s becoming increasingly challenging for consumers to identify fraudulent schemes. Go to Source
The X account of Ava Labs’ operating chief, Luigi D’Onorio DeMeo, has been touting memecoins and other suspicious links, prompting many to warn it’s likely a phishing scam. Go to Source
This piece is a guest post by Blocmates. Blocmates is an invaluable crypto news and educational resource that offers clarity in the often complicated and jargon-filled crypto space. In this article, writer Ollie of Blocmates answers many questions about Berachain, including what it is, why you should care, and what you should be paying attention … Read more
Despite Bitcoin dropping 21% from its all-time high, the majority of Bitcoin held in wallets hasn’t been sold or moved for the last six months. Go to Source
The New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation has issued a cease and desist order against Finstate Investment LLC, accusing it of defrauding investors via a fraudulent cryptocurrency investment website. Finstate allegedly misrepresented account activity and offered illegal guarantees against losses. A retired New Hampshire resident, persuaded via Facebook to invest $3,526 in cryptocurrency with Finstate, … Read more
Google allegedly dragged its feet when taking down a crypto scam app, allowing the app to do over $5 million in damage, according to a proposed lawsuit. Go to Source