Month: November 2019
CFTC’s $1.3 Billion Enforcement Fee Bonanza: Crypto Fraud Under the Microscope
The CFTC seized over $1.3 billion in penalties in 2019, spotlighting crypto fraud cases and pushing for a principles-based regulatory approach.
South Korea Takes Big Steps Towards Cryptocurrency Regulation
South Korea’s National Assembly is on track to regulate cryptocurrencies, aiming for transparency and investor protection in the digital asset market.
Bram Cohen Challenges Vitalik Buterin’s Views on Cryptocurrency Scalability and Mining
Bram Cohen critiques Vitalik Buterin’s views on sharding and mining in a recent Twitter thread. Discover the insights on crypto technology challenges.
Navigating Crypto Tax Reporting: A New Tool from CryptoTrader.Tax
Discover how CryptoTrader.Tax’s new tool simplifies crypto tax reporting for professionals amidst IRS regulations.
Matrixport Expands Crypto Services to Europe: What You Need to Know
Matrixport is expanding to Europe with a new Zurich office, offering trading, lending, and custody services to European clients. Learn more!
The Cautionary Tale of a Bitcoin Investor: Lost $12.9 Million Due to Brain Wallet Blunders
A Bitcoin investor lost $12.9 million by failing to record their brain wallet passphrase. Learn about wallet security and avoid similar mistakes.
Telegram’s Legal Showdown with the SEC: What’s at Stake?
Pavel Durov and Telegram’s executives are set to testify in a legal battle with the SEC over Gram tokens. What’s at stake?
Understanding the Impact of Geopolitical Factors on Bitcoin Prices
Explore the geopolitical and financial influences behind Bitcoin’s recent price decline and what it means for investors moving forward.
Will Bitcoin Bounce Back to $10,000 Again?
Could Bitcoin bounce back to $10,000? Analysts weigh in on the price dynamics as we approach 2020.
The End of an Era: Bitcoin Black Friday Ceases After Seven Successful Years
Jon Holmquist announces the end of Bitcoin Black Friday, citing a shift in perspective on Bitcoin’s role as an investment vehicle rather than a payment method.
