The implosion of crypto exchange FTX is not just an Enron moment -- one particular company collapsing under the weight of fraud. It is crypto’s Lehman moment, too. The interconnectedness of ...
Goldman hunting for bargain crypto firms after FTX fiasco
STORY: The massive collapse of multi-billion-dollar crypto exchange FTX has grabbed headlines, spooked investors, and turned its former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried from so-called wunderkind to pariah in ...
What Kind of Regulation Is Fit for Crypto?
It is inaccurate to use the downfall of one company as illustrative of an entire industry.’ ...
House Ethics Committee admonishes Rep. Madison Cawthorn over crypto promotion, failure to disclose stake
Madison Cawthorn was ordered to pay over $15,000 for his improper promotion of a cryptocurrency and failure to disclose transactions in a timely manner.
FTX and Alameda’s massive investments will take a long time to unwind from crypto industry
FTX and Alameda Research had their hands in a bunch of different startups. The depth of its roster of investments wasn’t very transparent until now.
Goldman Sachs Is Not Crypto’s White Knight
Report that Wall Street heavyweight plans `tens of millions’ of dollars of investments in distressed digital assets gives wrong impression, source familiar with the firm says.
Leaked Twitter Code Reveals Secret Crypto Bombshell, Raising Serious Bitcoin And Dogecoin Questions
Since being taken over by Tesla billionaire Elon Musk, speculation and rumors have run rife that Twitter could roll out bitcoin, dogecoin or crypto features—something that's been encouraged by Musk through his promises to make Twitter into a WeChat-like super app.
Dimon calls crypto a ‘complete sideshow’ and says tokens are ‘pet rocks’
The JPMorgan Chase CEO has long been a skeptic of cryptocurrencies, though his bank does offer crypto research and some services.
Ledger’s latest crypto wallet taps iPod designer in bid to boost accessibility
Ledger, a security-focused firm that sells crypto hardware wallets, has partnered with the designer behind the iPod, Tony Fadell, in hopes of creating an easier, more accessible way for users to secure their crypto assets.
Crypto’s iPod Moment: Former Apple Designer Takes On Hardware Wallet
When Steve Jobs recruited Tony Fadell to build the iPod in 2001, the record business was in freefall, with CD sales savaged by the rise of digital piracy. Apple itself was struggling to revive its clout as Jobs broadened the portfolio beyond computers in his second tour as CEO.
How 2 friends at Bain spotted a big compliance risk in the crypto industry — and raised $2.8 million from CRV and Y Combinator to help fix it
Compliance-software startup Argus, backed by Y Combinator and CRV, helps crypto firms safeguard against insider trading. It's raised $2.8 million.
Overshadowed by failures, crypto hacking exacts higher price
The cryptocurrency industry is circling the wagons in defense as hackers siphon more money from the sector each year. Hackers made off with more than $3 billion in digital assets so far this year, ...
Gold will hit $3,000 an ounce and the dollar will surge 50% against the Japanese yen. Here are the 10 outrageous 2023 predictions from one European bank
The UK voting to undo Brexit and at least one country banning all meat products are also on Saxo Bank's list of wild predictions for 2023.
Japan shares higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 0.24%
Japan equities were higher at the close on Tuesday, as gains in the Retail, Mining and Shipbuilding sectors propelled shares higher. At the close in Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 rose 0.24%. The biggest ...
Japanese shares end higher as chip stocks, exporters gain
TOKYO: Japanese shares closed slightly higher on Tuesday, supported by gains in chip-related stocks and as exporters advanced after the yen weakened against the dollar overnight. The Nikkei share ...
Japan’s Rising Defense Budget Is Now Nearly on Par With Russia
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has ordered a sharp defense spending hike that could see his long-pacifist country’s defense budget balloon to near the levels spent by Russia.