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⁠AAX exec leaves the crypto exchange amid ongoing operational halt Former AAX executive Ben Caselin said that his role in the firm became hollow and that the trust in the brand is broken.

⁠FTX collapse drives curiosity around Sam Bankman-Fried, Google data shows In November, the crypto community investigated and found SBF guilty of manipulating and misappropriating users’ funds, ultimately leading to the…

⁠FTX under 'active' civil and criminal investigation: Bahamas AG Bahamian Securities Commission, the Prime Minister’s financial intelligence unit, and a financial crimes unit are all involved in the FTX investigation.

⁠Three Arrow’s Su Zhu reveals latest attempts at a comeback post-FTX The fall of FTX appears to have brought back certain crypto "villains” out from hiding, one even wants to start a new podcast series.

⁠Dogecoin jumps after Elon Musk shares glimpse into Twitter 2.0 plans Dogecoin investors continue to be hopeful that Musk's vision for Twitter 2.0 will include some form of DOGE integration.

⁠Bizarre $600K Elon Musk crypto statue marketing stunt falls flat Elon Musk has not made any public comments regarding a bizarre $600,000 monument of him as a goat, which was delivered to the Tesla headquarters on the we…

⁠Crypto Twitter calls for calm after wETH insolvency joke goes viral Ethereum bull Anthony Sassano and Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann were among those explaining later that the Wrapped Ethereum (wETH) FUD was part o…

⁠FTX fall was ‘incredibly damaging,’ crypto must foster real utility: Ripple policy lead Ripple’s APAC policy director said the collapse of FTX is exactly why crypto needs to move away from "hype cycles" and towards "rea…

⁠More laws are the solution for taking down crypto influencers The EU moved in the right direction by passing a law requiring influencers to disclose the risks associated with crypto. More countries should follow their l…

⁠After FTX: Defi can go mainstream if it overcomes its flaws The collapse of FTX and other centralized platforms in 2022 has pushed investors toward noncustodial platforms.

⁠TON Telegram integration highlights synergy of blockchain community Independent developers from The Open Network community developed a Telegram bot for trading and transferring cryptocurrency.

⁠The reason bots dominate crypto gaming? Cash-grubbing developers incentivize them Users who have the most ability to profit from the crass profiteering mechanisms are those who use automated systems to “play” the games.

⁠Bitcoin price consolidation has shifted traders to these 4 altcoins DOGE, LTC, LINK, and APE are showing signs of buying even as Bitcoin’s next directional move remains uncertain.

⁠Putin calls for blockchain-based international payment system The Russian President criticized Western's sanctions and urged for a system "independent of external interference".

⁠What is an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and how does it work? What makes Ethereum so popular among developers? While it may be unheralded in the mainstream, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is an integral reason why…

⁠Fenix Games raises $150M to fuel next-generation blockchain gaming Chris Ko, CEO and co-founder of Fenix Games, considers Fenix Games “like a VC fund” for powering the next generation of blockchain games.

⁠Bitcoin mining revenue lowest in two years, hash rate on the decline The total Bitcoin mining revenue — block rewards and transaction fees — in U.S. dollars fell down to $11.67 million, a number last seen on Nov. 2, 202…

⁠It’s time for crypto fans to stop supporting cults of personality From Sam Bankman-Fried to Bitboy, cryptocurrency fans have been too quick to support divas who gained notoriety on social media. It's a phenomenon that n…

⁠New York's mayor seeks balance with regulators after PoW mining moratorium Adams said New York is still focused on becoming a crypto hub, but statewide efforts to reduce emissions can be combined with this goal.

⁠Alameda Research withdrew $204M ahead of bankruptcy filing - Arkham Intelligence According to analysis from blockchain firm Arkham Intelligence, over 50% of the funds transferred after Nov. 6 were in US pegged stablecoi…

⁠Canada crypto regulation: Bitcoin ETFs, strict licensing and a digital dollar The first and the last major attempt to encourage a comprehensive crypto framework was buried in the House of Commons on Nov. 23.

⁠How blockchain technology is used in supply chain management? Supply chain management, a tricky topic from university days. But did you know that blockchain technology can actually be used in SCM?

⁠Sustainability: What do DAOs need to succeed in the long run? The growing presence of projects identified as DAO raises the question: What makes them sustainable across time and technology changes?

⁠IIROC-registered Canadian crypto exchange Coinsquare suffers data breach On Nov. 19, Coinsquare had to temporarily shut down operations to investigate an unusual activity on its platform.

⁠SEC chair's crypto oversight strategy in question as ecosystems collapse Congressman Tom Emmer showed concerns about the oversight strategy implemented by Gary Gensler, the chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Comm…

⁠Binance proof-of-reserves is 'pointless without liabilities': Kraken CEO According to Powell, a complete proof-of-reserve audit must include the sum of client liabilities, user-verifiable cryptographic proof that each a…

⁠Programming languages prevent mainstream DeFi Asset-oriented programming makes fundamental functions native to the programming language. DeFi needs more of that to improve security.

⁠Trouble in the Bahamas following FTX collapse: Report The locals say they are having to contend with vacant apartments and the loss of job opportunities, once provided by the collapsed exchange.

⁠Crypto Biz: Institutions short Bitcoin as SBF is ‘deeply sorry’ for FTX collapse The fallout from the FTX collapse continues to reverberate across the crypto market. Institutions are using this opportunity to short BTC.

⁠American regulators to investigate Genesis and other crypto firms Alleged securities violations and connections with retail investors are being investigated by the State of Alabama and several other states.