Argo Blockchain asks Nasdaq to suspend trading of its shares
The British mining company Argo Blockchain asked Nasdaq to suspend trading of its shares until a statement on Wednesday, December 28.
Argo Blockchain asks Nasdaq to suspend trading of its shares
The British mining company Argo Blockchain asked Nasdaq to suspend trading of its shares until a statement on Wednesday, December 28.
Nexo makes final offer to acquire Vauld
The crypto-lending platform Nexo denied reports that it had walked away from acquiring Vauld and presented an updated takeover offer. The Block reports.
Nexo ends talks over Vauld acquisition
After six months of discussions, the deal by the crypto-lending platform Nexo to acquire its rival Vauld collapsed. The Block reports.
Bloomberg: FTX’s 94% stake in Blockfolio financed with FTT tokens
FTX's purchase of a controlling stake in Blockfolio in 2020 was 94% financed with FTT utility tokens. Bloomberg reports.
Opinion: Yuga Labs appoints a new CEO, signaling an important development for GameFi
Yuga Labs' decision to appoint Daniel Alegre, a top executive at Activision Blizzard, as CEO, is important for the entire GameFi. This view was expressed by Illuvium co-founder Kieran Warwick.
Australian Swyftx and Superhero pull out of merger
Australian cryptocurrency exchange Swyftx and local online investment platform Superhero announced they were abandoning the merger. The move was driven by tighter industry regulation, according to the Australian Financial Review.
Auros market maker becomes yet another victim of the FTX crash.
Auros market maker filed for restructuring after the company lost access to $20 million on the FTX platform. This comes from documents filed with the British Virgin Islands bankruptcy court, The Block reports.
Mojito Markets halts operations after FTX collapse
Mojito Markets, a decentralized betting platform built on the Aptos blockchain, announced a halt to operations due to the consequences of the FTX and Alameda collapse.
Insurers curb coverage of crypto firms’ risks after the FTX collapse
Insurance companies are denying cooperation or cutting coverage for clients who interacted with the FTX exchange going through bankruptcy proceedings. Reuters reports.
Former BitMEX CEO sues exchange for $3.4 million
The former BitMEX CEO Alexander Heptner filed a $3.4 million lawsuit against the derivatives exchange operator, alleging unlawful termination and breach of his employment contract, The Block reports.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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