CoinList president and co-founder Andy Bromberg has seen a number of token projects raise funds, and now he's going to lead a project himself. “I’m leaving CoinList to join Eco as CEO,” he said in an ... ( read original story ...)
Leaked Recordings Suggest Crypto Lender Babel Leveraged Users’ Funds in Longing Bitcoin
Crypto lender Babel might be using both its own corporate funds and customer funds to buy long positions on bitcoin's price. ( read original story ...)
Crypto precedent: N.Y. judge rules Kik’s digital currency was a security, grants win to SEC
There is scant precedent on whether cryptocurrency developers can sell tokens to the public without triggering U.S. securities laws. So a decision Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in ... ( read original story ...)
Booming Crypto Market a Potential Haven for Money Laundering
The booming world of decentralized finance, which has collected more than $11 billion in cryptocurrencies in a matter of months, is a potential haven for money laundering, according to new research. ( read original story ...)
How The Pandemic Is Stimulating Innovation In Crypto
Going forward, it seems possible that many investors will the pandemic as a net positive for crypto, as more family offices and private individuals could seek digital assets as a way to protect ... ( read original story ...)
70% of Crypto Enthusiasts are Spending, Not HODLing
To gain insight into the spending habits of digital currency users, BlockCard and Bitcoin Market Journal polled 35,000+ blockchain investors on their crypto spending habits. Some of the key takeaways: ... ( read original story ...)
Exchange Outage is Latest Blow to Tokyo’s Financial Hub Dreams
The unprecedented outage that scrapped trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange for the entire day Thursday is the last thing local authorities need at a time when Japan is seeking to reinvent the capital ... ( read original story ...)
World shares mostly higher; Tokyo trading halted by outage
TOKYO (AP) — Shares were higher in Europe and Asia on Thursday, while trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was suspended due to a technical failure in its computer systems. Tokyo Stock Exchange ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Stock Exchange Outage Puts Spotlight on Fujitsu System
The Tokyo Stock Exchange suffered its worst outage ever on Thursday, taking trading offline for the day and casting the spotlight on the computer system that the bourse developed in collaboration with ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Bourse Halted for Entire Day in Its Worst-Ever Outage
The Tokyo Stock Exchange halted trading for the entire day Thursday, freezing buying and selling of thousands of companies in the worst-ever outage in the world’s third-largest equity market.Japan ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Exchange Outage Seen Not Hurting Stocks If Kept to One Day
While the Tokyo Stock Exchange gave no time frame for when trading would resume from its worst outage since the bourse fully computerized trading in 1999, some investors are confident operations will ... ( read original story ...)
Outage freezes Tokyo Stock Exchange, world’s 3rd largest
A man walks past a blank electronic stock board supposedly showing Japan’s Nikkei 225 index at a securities firm in Tokyo Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was suspended ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Defense Ministry seeks record ¥5.4 trillion budget
The request includes ¥200 million for research on small satellites to monitor cutting-edge missiles not detectable with existing equipment. ( read original story ...)
Asian markets rise in light trading; Japan trading halted due to system outage
Trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was suspended Thursday because of a problem in the system for relaying market information. Most other Asian markets ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Stocks Trade Halted Due to Technical Glitch; Nikkei Futures Rises
Japanese shares remained suspended at midday break on Thursday after the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) earlier halted trading in all stocks citing technical problems. TSE has said it does not know when ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese chipmaker Kioxia shelves $3.2 billion IPO amid U.S.-China tensions
Kioxia Holdings Corp , the world's second-largest maker of flash memory chips, on Monday shelved plans for what would have been Japan's largest initial public offering (IPO) this year, as U.S-China ... ( read original story ...)