Binance Rolls Out Its First Ever Self-Custody Web3 Wallet
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has released its web3 wallet that can be used to interact with the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.
OpenSea Investor Coatue Cuts NFT Marketplace’s Valuation by 90%: Report
Coatue also marked down its stake in MoonPay by 90%
Ripple Broadens Remittances Between Africa, Gulf States, UK and Australia
Ripple also announced product enhancements and license updates, including a focus on payments between enterprises and smaller businesses.
Crypto’s Bromance With U.S. CFTC May Be One-Sided
Half of the 2023 sanctions from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) targeted digital assets companies and individuals, according to the agency’s annual enforcement snapshot released on Tuesday.
How the Crypto Industry Responded to the IRS Proposed Broker Rule
The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS are poised to bring fresh crypto tax reporting rules into effect. The crypto industry largely seems opposed – the majority of comments I read urged caution or raised concerns about the proposal as written while only a relative few seemed to support it.
Ether Could Hit $3,000 as Soaring Network Activity Turns Token Deflationary
The Ethereum blockchain settled $250 billion of transactions last week, the highest since mid-March, underpinning ether’s bullish outlook.
The Handover Begins: TradFi Takes Center Stage in Crypto’s Next Phase
Not only are institutions here, but they’re starting to eat the crypto-natives’ lunches. This is a catalyst for further development and innovation in the digital assets space, say Mark Arasaratnam and Ilan Solot at Marex.
The Graph, Known as ‘Google of Web3,’ Plans AI-Assisted Querying
The blockchain indexing protocol released a new roadmap to add features, in one of the project’s biggest upgrades since a $50 million fundraising in 2022.
U.S. Banking Watchdog Hsu Says Tokenization Promising, But Crypto Full of Fraud
Tokenization of assets could be the answer to the risky complexities of settling the movement of funds and securities, said Michael Hsu, the acting head of the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.