Tag: Crypto Lending
Maple Finance Unleashes $300 Million Financing for Bitcoin Miners
Discover Maple Finance’s new $300M lending pool aimed at supporting Bitcoin miners. Eligible parties can apply now for secured debt financing.
Celsius and KeyFi: The Crypto Showdown Unfolds in Bankruptcy Court
Celsius countersues KeyFi alleging theft and deceit in a courtroom battle filled with drama over crypto assets and NFTs.
UK’s Crypto Regs: Navigating the Digital Asset Landscape with Humor and Insight
Discover the UK Treasury’s new crypto regulation plans and the mixed bag of cheer and frustration they bring to the digital assets world.
How the June 2022 Cryptocurrency Selloff Fueled Institutional Interest in Bitcoin
Discover how the June 2022 cryptocurrency selloff increased institutional interest in Bitcoin amidst market volatility.
BlockFi Secures Iowa Money Services License Amid Regulatory Struggles
BlockFi receives a Money Services License in Iowa as it navigates regulatory challenges and market struggles.
Babel Finance’s Bold Move: A New Token and a Hope for Recovery
Babel Finance plans to launch a new stablecoin, ‘Hope,’ as part of its restructuring amid $524 million in debts. Can it rise again?
BlockFi Hit with Over $943,000 Fine for Unregistered Securities in Iowa
BlockFi faces a $943,000 fine in Iowa for offering unregistered securities, part of a wider SEC investigation into alleged misrepresentations.
Celsius Network Under Investigation: A Deep Dive into the Crypto Lending Crisis
Explore the investigation into Celsius Network, regulatory concerns, and market implications as the crypto world faces volatility and uncertainty.
Celsius Network Bankruptcy: A Glimpse of Hope for Custody Account Holders
Celsius Network files for a limited asset withdrawal, leaving many customers seeking more. What does this mean for crypto holders?
The Algorand Foundation’s $35 Million USDC Mishap: What You Need to Know
Explore the Algorand Foundation’s $35 million exposure to Hodlnaut and its implications for the blockchain ecosystem.
