What’s the deal? Over the weekend, we’ll update this post with some of the most interesting articles, podcasts, charts, and opinion pieces we’re too busy to write about.
OK, only Crypto? Not necessarily. We do that Monday to Friday, so we try to explore new subjects on weekends.
Feel free to join in and submit entries on Twitter. Any topic is fair game.
The Crypto exchange has been hit by growing global concerns while China links are still hazy.
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— Protos (@Protos) May 26, 2023
The Context.
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Wake up babe – new set of SBF quotes dropped
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— pooredart (@poordart) May 27, 2023
17 mins ago
Alex @Mashinsky’s recent ‘like.’ Apparently this tweet translates to: “Who is willing to f*ck me?” You okay, @KrissyMashinsky?? Trouble in paradise??? pic.twitter.com/yON0pnoDJi
— Tiffany Fong (@TiffanyFong_) May 26, 2023
Oooffff.
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Alex Mashinsky hints Do Kwon and SBF caused Celsius bankruptcy
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Railway employees force their way thru a police blockade and invade the Champs-Élysées to disrupt a conference of the Minister of Transport ️️️
French Revolution version 2.0 continues …
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— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) May 24, 2023
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has applied for a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license in Hong Kong, according to regulatory filings. Bybit has joined the list of 14 applicants seeking a license from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to offer services in Hong Kong. According to the regulatory filing submitted on Jan. 31, Bybit wants to offer services in the region through Spark Fintech Limited. The timing and approval status of Bybit’s application by the SFC remains unclear, as other crypto businesses, including OKX, are still awaiting regulatory approval. Thus far, only two companies, OSL Exchange and HashKey Exchange, have received a crypto trading license from the SFC. As of press time, Bybit has not issued any public statements regarding the application. Bybit expressed interest in expanding services in Hong Kong in April 2023, when the Dubai-based crypto exchange outlined plans to establish its central Asian business there. As crypto .news reported, ...
The crypto market rally of 2024 has already featured many of the hallmarks of a cryptocurrency bull market, including the release of multiple new coins and tokens, a new all-time high (ATH) for Bitcoin (BTC), and various stories of rapid wealth-building. The most recent of the rags-to-riches stories came late on June 6 when data from Solscan revealed that an insider acquired more than 190 million Hulkmania (HULK) – 19% of the total circulating supply – at the cost of just 7.1 Solana (SOL), worth $1,200 at the time. The trade enabled them to, within a mere three hours , sell the 190 million HULK for more than 5,760 SOL – worth just under $1 million at the time. Picks for you Haruko to enhance digital asset management with Stacks integration 24 mins ago ...
BlockFi said selling its cryptocurrency lending platform might not generate value for creditors. Disgruntled creditors of the bankrupt cryptocurrency lending firm BlockFi have submitted a new court filing in response to the company’s latest restructuring plan. On May 12, BlockFi outlined its Chapter 11 plan of reorganization in a filing with the United States Bankruptcy Court in Trenton, New Jersey. The firm said that selling BlockFi might not generate enough value for creditors as it owes nearly $1.3 billion to its top 50 creditors . In response, BlockFi creditors submitted another court filing on May 15, arguing that BlockFi deliberately took measures to delay the trial. Represented by the law firm Brown Rudnick, BlockFi creditors wrote that BlockFi sold about $240 million worth of crypto before filing for bankruptcy in late November 2022. The creditors emphasized that the crypto lender sold the assets “at the nadir,” referring to a massive market slump following the collapse of F...
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