Finance and Business News

Proton Management has called for the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by Swan Bitcoin, which accused the former of stealing its mining business.

Binance Exchange has continued on its positive licensing streak after securing approval from the Argentine CNV

FTX is moving closer to resolution as a majority of FTX creditors have voted to approve the company’s reorganization plan.

Retail investing platform Robinhood has taken a significant step toward expanding its crypto offerings in Europe.

Jesse Pollak has taken on a bigger role at Coinbase, officially stepping into leadership while simultaneously heading Coinbase Wallet.

The court has found that there was no evidence to suggest that Iris Energy had provided misleading financial disclosures to its investors.

Gemini has announced its plan to cease operations in Canada, giving users until December 31, 2024, to withdraw their funds.

South Korean crypto trading giant, Bithumb is considering going public in the US on the NASDAQ like Coinbase did in 2021

Matrixport has completed the acquisition of a Crypto Finance, a Swiss asset manager which it has not rebranded to fit its name

The Zilliqa blockchain network encountered disruptions on both September 27 and 29, halting block production due to critical system bugs.

Check Point Research has uncovered a crypto wallet-draining app that stole over $70,000 in just five months via Google Play store.

Amid the tax policy changes in the UK, billionaire investor Christian Angermayer has relocated to Lugano, Switzerland.

Former Chinese finance minister Lou Jiwei urged China to scrutinize the rapid advancements in cryptocurrency.

On September 29, Changpeng Zhao, widely known as CZ, made his first public statement after being released from federal custody.

This decision has left many FTX creditors outraged, as they hoped for compensation closer to current cryptocurrency prices.

CSA has extended the deadline for cryptocurrency trading platforms to comply with regulations concerning stablecoins.

The United States authorities have successfully seized over $6 million in cryptocurrency scam schemes operating out of Southeast Asia.

Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis has openly criticized the SEC for its handling of cryptocurrency regulation.