Crypto Funds Lose $352 Million Despite High Hopes for Fed Meeting
Between August 29 and September 6, $352 million was withdrawn from digital asset investment products, despite improving prospects for a Fed rate cut.
Crypto Funds Lose $352 Million Despite High Hopes for Fed Meeting
Between August 29 and September 6, $352 million was withdrawn from digital asset investment products, despite improving prospects for a Fed rate cut.
US Proposes Plan to Shield Assets from Quantum Threats
In the SEC, a concept for a Unified Tokenized Ledger was unveiled. The project is detailed in a document proposing the creation of a financial infrastructure resilient to quantum threats.
QCP Capital Views Dollar Weakness as Positive for Bitcoin
According to analysts at QCP Capital, the weakening of the US national currency, combined with rising bond yields, has created a bullish signal for digital gold.
Markets bet on a bitcoin rally as the Fed eases policy
A Fed rate cut would lift cryptocurrencies next quarter, said Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek.
SEC and CFTC to Facilitate Launch of Spot Crypto Markets
SEC and CFTC plan to coordinate the launch of spot crypto asset trading on regulated platforms, as announced in a joint statement by the agencies.
Sonic Labs Allocates $300 Million for U.S. Expansion
Sonic Labs has approved a plan to enter the U.S. capital market, allocating $300 million in native S tokens for this initiative.
Sonic Labs Allocates $195 Million for U.S. Expansion
Sonic Labs has approved a plan to enter the U.S. capital market, allocating $195 million in native S tokens for this initiative.
Avalanche Activity Surges Following On-Chain US GDP Publication
Avalanche led in weekly transaction growth. Activity surged amid news of the US government's use of blockchain for publishing economic data.
92 Applications for Crypto ETFs Submitted in the US
SEC is reviewing 92 applications for the launch of cryptocurrency exchange-traded products.
US Banks Surpass Crypto in Money Laundering Volume
From 2020 to 2024, US banks processed transactions amounting to $312 billion for Chinese money laundering networks. The majority of these funds flowed through the traditional financial system rather than cryptocurrencies.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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