Author: Karly Marie
US and international regulators are increasing oversight on cryptocurrency, covering anti-money laundering, securities, derivatives, and taxation. Learn how these developments impact the future of blockchain and digital assets.
The Chinese cryptocurrency landscape has faced a seismic shift following the People’s Bank of China (PBOC)’s decision to ban Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), labeling them as “illegal fundraising.” This move has sent shockwaves through the crypto market, forcing exchanges and blockchain companies to make immediate adjustments to comply with evolving regulations. While PBOC suggests that the ban may be temporary as the government fine-tunes its approach to blockchain innovation, companies are left with no choice but to adapt—or face extinction. Chinese Crypto Firms Scramble to Comply Exchanges Take Precautionary Measures Major Chinese crypto exchanges are already enacting changes to protect themselves…
China’s ban on ICOs has sent shockwaves through the crypto world. While aimed at preventing fraud, it may push fintech startups to seek new global opportunities.
Discover how Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) are transforming the financial landscape, raising billions without traditional equity. Explore insights from industry leaders on the power of blockchain-based funding.
Ethereum is revolutionizing the crypto space with ICOs and digital assets, challenging Bitcoin’s dominance. Explore the trends driving its explosive growth.
2016 was a landmark year for Bitcoin, from soaring prices to major hacks and global adoption. Here’s a look back at the top 10 Bitcoin news stories of the year that shaped the crypto world.
Bitcoin saw a 54% surge in 2016, outperforming all fiat currencies. Discover the key reasons behind Bitcoin’s success, from investor trust to blockchain advancements.
Bitcoin hits a three-year high at $900, fueled by Chinese currency depreciation and India’s crackdown on cash. Despite cyberattacks, its value continues to climb, crossing $14 billion in circulation.
Hong Kong-based Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex suffered a massive security breach, losing 119,756 BTC ($72M). The hack triggered a 20% price drop in Bitcoin.
Bitfinex, one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges, suffered a massive hack, losing 119,756 BTC worth $72M. Trading suspended amid investigations.