Titanium Blockchain CEO Pleads Guilty to $21 Million ICO Fraud
Titanium Blockchain Infrastructure Services Inc. (TBIS) CEO Michael Alan Stollery has acknowledged to using multiple false accounts in a 2018 initial coin offering (ICO).
Johnny Lyu, KuCoin Exchange's CEO, has denied insolvency rumors.
The rumors came from a now-deleted Twitter account called Otteroooo, who claimed to have insider information about the exchange's ongoing problems.
Bitso surpasses one million users in Brazil.
A year after its launch in Brazil, the Mexican cryptocurrency exchange reported that the Bitso app has amassed a total of one million users in the country.
Crypto Market Awakening on Retail Stack Up
As a new week begins, the total crypto market cap is above the psychologically key level of $1 trillion, indicating that the digital currency ecosystem is off to a solid start.
Blockchain infrastructure firm Chain buys MDT for $100 million
Despite the recent drop in cryptocurrency prices, blockchain infrastructure provider Chain has finalized the acquisition of Measurable Data Token (MDT).
Metaverse Giants Join Forces to Create DAO Metaverse Alliance
The blockchain metaverse titans formed the DAO Metaverse named "Open Metaverse Alliance for Web3" (OMA3) to bring together multiple virtual worlds to tackle the metaverse's difficulties and safeguard users' information freedom.
Coinbase's 'Nano' Bitcoin Futures Soar Despite Declining Volume
Coinbase's new derivatives arm is attracting new retail traders who are interested in the crypto exchange's "nano" bitcoin product despite the company's declining trading volumes.
Yuga Labs Threatened With Possible Class-Action Lawsuit
The suit likely will allege that Yuga Labs’ Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs and ApeCoin are securities that failed to deliver on promised returns.
Who is buying crypto? — Regional Market Overview: Asia vs Europe and the U.S.
While Asia has been leading global markets in terms of Bitcoin accumulation, July has also brought a bullish sentiment to the U.S. and E.U.
Finland Sells 1,889 Seized Bitcoins for $47 Million — Proceeds Going to Ukraine
Finland has sold 1,889 bitcoins seized in narcotic cases for 46.5 million euros ($47.4 million). The country’s finance minister previously said that the bitcoin sale proceeds will go to Ukraine for humanitarian aid and reconstruction as its war with Russia continues.
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