Chia Network lays off a third of its staff
The blockchain company Chia Network has laid off 24 of its 70 employees.
Chia Network lays off a third of its staff
The blockchain company Chia Network has laid off 24 of its 70 employees.
British Chase Bank to halt transfers to crypto startups
From October 16, the second-largest by assets in the United Kingdom, Chase Bank, will stop processing payments to crypto companies due to an increase in fraud cases related to digital assets. CoinDesk reports this.
Opinion: Mining companies seek to diversify revenue
Mining companies are exploring ways to diversify their sources of revenue. This conclusion was reached by Compass Mining analyst Anthony Power.
Journalists assess EU jurisdictions’ attractiveness for crypto firms
Of the 2,000 registered crypto firms in the EU, 938 are based in Poland—nearly twice as many as Lithuania in second place (499).
Tether resumes lending in its USDT stablecoin
The issuer of USDT, Tether Limited, has resumed lending in its own stablecoin, a year after assurances that such practice had ceased. The Wall Street Journal reports.
Tether bets $420m on Nvidia GPUs
The USDT issuer, Tether Limited, spent $420m on acquiring 10,000 Nvidia H100 chips. The GPUs will be the payment for 20% stake in the mining company Northern Data.
Binance.US trading volume sinks amid SEC dispute
On September 16, Binance's U.S. trading volume fell to $5.1 million amid restructuring and the departure of CEO Brian Schroeder following allegations by the SEC.
Media reports the departures of two top Binance.US executives
The heads of Binance.US's legal department, Krishna Juvvadi, and the head of risk, Sidney Majalya, have left the company.
Binance.US outlook remains murky until CZ sells his stake, sources say
Growth prospects for Binance.US are limited due to ties between the business and Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of the global platform, and the current regulatory environment, according to an internal presentation reviewed by sources The Block.
Voice, Block.one-backed social network, to wind down operations
In the coming months, Web3 social network Voice, backed by Block.one, will wind down its operations due to “uncertainty in the crypto markets and NFT.”We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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