The number of Canadians who own cryptoassets is growing rapidly and efforts to regulate the sector need to start keeping pace, a senior Bank of Canada official said, noting many people may not ... ( read original story ...)
ASA crypto crackdown – is it regulation by the back door?
Geraint Lloyd Taylor of Lewis Silkin examines why the ASA is turning its searchlights onto cryptocurrency advertising. ( read original story ...)
Cardano Founder Confirms Crypto Bear Market, but How Long Will It Last?
Bitcoin's price has more than halved since its November high and many other cryptos are down even more. Find out what a bear market means for investors. ( read original story ...)
Heidegger and Bart Simpson do crypto
Sam Kopelman, UK manager of crypto broker Luno, rushed to provide expert commentary to clients about the new declines notched up by bitcoin on Wednesday. While the value of the most prominent digital ... ( read original story ...)
Asian shares slip after rate jitters pull Wall Street lower
Shares were mostly lower in Asia on Friday, with only Shanghai gaining after the government reported inflation stayed steady at just over 2% in May, allowing more leeway for policies to boost sluggish ... ( read original story ...)
Aiming to harness the power of mitochondria, a Japanese startup nets new funding
One of the basic lessons in science class is that mitochondria act as the powerhouse of the cell. But LUCA Science, a Japanese biotech, is looking to take it a step further. The company is looking to ... ( read original story ...)
What would Japan’s currency intervention to combat a weak yen look like?
Japan’s government and the central bank are “concerned” about recent sharp yen declines and stand ready to respond as needed on currency policy, they said in a rare joint statement on Friday. “We have ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese finance officials make rare statement on yen’s decline
The yen stabilised on Friday after five straight days of declines, as Japanese authorities expressed concerns over the sharpness of the currency’s recent fall in a rare joint statement. The missive ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto Firms Cut Back on Hiring During Market Slump
The Federal Reserve’s move to raise interest rates is contributing to a selloff and putting pressure on fees. ( read original story ...)
On the Fence About Crypto? 1 Simple Question to Ask Yourself
Crypto is a risky investment, and nobody knows how it will perform over time. By asking the right questions, it will be easier to determine whether it's a good fit. If you do invest, there's one ... ( read original story ...)
Some crypto investors say TerraUSD and Luna’s $60 billion crash pushed them to the brink and led to thoughts of self-harm
"Considering all the hardships, including ... the war that is now going on, the situation with TerraUSD unsettled me the most," one Ukrainian investor told Insider. ( read original story ...)
Crypto On June 10: Top Coins Tumble But Experts Optimistic About Web3 Adoption In Second Half Of 2022
Crypto experts are optimistic that crypto and Web3 adoption will see a surge in the second half of the year. The global market cap was down 0.60 percent at $1.24trillion, as of 3.40 a.m. ET, ... ( read original story ...)
Japan financial authorities voice concern over yen’s fall
Japan's Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Japan and the Financial Services Agency on Friday expressed concern over the yen's recent rapid weakening. ( read original story ...)
Asian shares mixed after rate jitters tumble on Wall Street
Shares were mostly lower in Asia, with only Shanghai rising, after stocks tumbled on Wall Street on expectations central banks will keep raising rates. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Nikkei retreats from 5-month peak ahead of key U.S. data
Japan's Nikkei share average on Friday was set for its first session of loss in six, tracking an overnight plunge in Wall Street as investors braced for crucial U.S. inflation data that will guide the ... ( read original story ...)
Asian stocks drop as US CPI in focus; MSCI outside Japan, Nikkei drop 1.2%
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1.2% in early Asian trade, weighed down by drops of 1.5% in Hong Kong, 0.8% in resources-heavy Australia and 1.6% in South Korea. ( read original story ...)