Bitcoin Traders Eye $55K Amid U.S. Stocks Sell-off, XRP Leads Losses in Major Cryptos
Traditional markets from the U.S. to Japan saw declines across major indexes and stocks, with the tremors seeping into the cryptocurrency market.
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Indian Survey Reveals Impact of Crypto Taxes and Anti-Money Laundering Rules on Investors
India should consider revising its taxes on crypto and not depend on its anti-money laundering rules to reverse the impact of those high taxes, a survey of Indian investors by a New Delhi-based technology policy think tank revealed.
Bitcoin Miner Marathon’s Shares Tumble After Revenue Unexpectedly Misses Wall Street’s Estimates
The miner said its adjusted EBITDA swung to loss, compared to previous quarter’s profit.
Coinbase Shares Rise After Q2 Revenue Beats Wall Street Estimates Amid Falling Trading Volume
Coinbase (COIN) reported second-quarter earnings on Thursday.
MicroStrategy Reports Q2 Loss; Bitcoin Holdings Rise to 226,500
MicroStrategy reported second-quarter earnings on Thursday.
EU Regulator Details How It Classifies Unlawful Overseas Businesses Under MiCA
The European Securities and Markets Authority released an opinion report to aid firms that may do business with overseas firms in order to prevent them breaching the rules on Wednesday.
Crypto Exec Pushing for Industry Support of Kamala Harris for President
The former CEO of crypto platform Uphold, J.P. Thieriot, is trying to drum up crypto support for Vice President Kamala Harris as she pursues the Democratic nomination in the presidential election, arguing that former President Donald Trump is offering empty promises to the industry and Harris is signaling a new openness.
Montenegro to Extradite Do Kwon to South Korea, Rejecting U.S. Request
Terraform Labs co-founder and fraudster Do Kwon is once again set to be extradited from Montenegro to his native South Korea, after a ruling from the Balkan nation’s court of appeals Thursday.
Bitcoin Plunges More Than 10% Since Hitting $70K 72 Hours Ago
The bullish news continued on Thursday morning, but sellers remained in control of the market.