Bitcoiner Christian Angermayer claimed the United Kingdom’s latest tax proposal for non-doms would be a “huge mistake” and be “a bigger act of national self-harm than Brexit.”
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Bitcoiner Christian Angermayer claimed the United Kingdom’s latest tax proposal for non-doms would be a “huge mistake” and be “a bigger act of national self-harm than Brexit.”
Latin America (LATAM) continues to assert its growing importance in the global crypto ecosystem. In Colombia, Nexo has joined the Fintech Association, marking a significant step in its regional expansion. Meanwhile, Worldcoin is…
This week brought turmoil and development across the crypto space. A $42 million hack at BingX rattled the market, raising questions about security vulnerabilities in major exchanges. Meanwhile, Hamster Kombat’s controversial airdrop sparked…
According to a previous Forbes report, Zhao and Binance collectively hold 71% of the roughly 146 million BNB tokens in circulation. Source link
A federal judge partially sided with the SEC, finding that Opporty and its founder, Sergii Grybniak, offered “unregistered securities” in their 2018 ICO. Source link
The now-bankrupt Silvergate Bank was forced to cap its crypto deposits at 15% under threat of being shut down by US regulators, claims to Castle Island Ventures partner Nic Carter. Source link
On Tuesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) disclosed that TrueCoin LLC and TrustToken Inc., the parties behind the TrueUSD (TUSD) stablecoin, improperly invested nearly all their reserves in a speculative offshore fund….
Exodus’ donation to the political action committee is to “help support their mission of educating and mobilizing crypto voters around the country.” Source link
In 2022, Coinbase asked the SEC to propose and adopt rules to govern crypto, including clarification on which crypto assets are securities. Source link
Kamala Harris has spoken publicly about crypto for the first time, pledging support for the industry while stressing consumer protections. Source link
The court order demands approximately 85% of the significant fine to be paid back to victims of William Koo Ichioka’s fraudulent scheme. Source link
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