Finance and Business News

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been arrested  following a controversial attempt to impose martial law last month.

SEC remains resolute in its legal battle against Ripple, despite impending leadership changes set for January 20.

Thaksin Shinawatra has made a strong case for embracing stablecoins and legalizing online gambling as a means to boost the Thailand economy.

Sygnum has solidified its position as a key player in the industry by securing $58 million in an oversubscribed strategic growth round.

Robinhood has reached a $45 million settlement with the SEC following accusations of breaching more than ten securities laws.

The court has declined to hear an appeal from Binance, allowing the lawsuit alleging the illegal sale of unregistered tokens to proceed.

US Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for enhanced oversight of the cryptocurrency sector in a detailed letter to Scott Bessent.

MoonPay, a global crypto payment platform, has made a move that solidifies its place at the forefront of the crypto payment revolution

Crypto ETPs recorded modest inflows of $47 million last week, reflecting a mixed bag of investor sentiment amid sell-off in Bitcoin funds.

FTX is gearing up to repay more than $1.2 billion to its users, marking a key milestone in its bankruptcy recovery process.

As the inauguration of Donald Trump approaches, hopes for a significant shift in cryptocurrency regulations are growing.

FTX Derivatives Exchange, the defunct crypto trading platform, is making strides to address its financial turmoil

Mango Markets, once a prominent decentralized exchange on the Solana blockchain, will officially cease operations

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit to recover over $2 million deceptive remote job scams.

Litecoin’s official X account fell victim to a hack, briefly platform for promoting a fake Litecoin token on the Solana blockchain.

Messari CEO Eric Turner has confirmed the layoff of 15% of the company’s workforce in a major restructuring move

Wolf Capital co-founder Travis Ford has pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy charges after deceiving nearly 2,800 investors.

A majority of U.S.-based financial advisers are signaling increased interest in cryptocurrency investments following Donald Trump’s victory.