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New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the moratorium, prohibiting any new mining operations that aren’t based on 100% renewable energy.

One of the design options for the Ukrainian CBDC describes the e-hryvnia available for usage in crypto exchange operations.

After Elon Musk lamented the winding back of Apple’s Twitter advertising, crypto company LBRY replied about its own troubles with Apple and censorship.

The chief economist said the Supervisor of Financial Service Providers and the Israel Securities Authority should be granted more powers to oversee the industry.

Two collections have appeared on NFT marketplace OpenSea depicting images and art related to the rare widespread protests in China over its lockdown policies.

Silvergate Capital has been quick to distance itself from the now-bankrupt crypto lender BlockFi.

The FTX saga has made some crypto executives, researchers, analysts and politicians more aligned on regulation than ever.

The payments will exclude former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, and certain former execs including Gary Wang, Nishad Singh and Alameda’s Caroline Ellison.

BlockFi is demanding Bankman-Fried’s investment company turn over its shares in Robinhood as collateral it agreed to pay as part of a pledge agreement.

Mainstream media outlets just can’t seem to stop drooling over the disgraced FTX founder.

Bankruptcies, shrinking profit margins and traders realizing hefty losses are all signs of capitulation from various market participants.

Blockchain and Web3 companies are attempting to prevent leaks like these in the future by creating alternative login processes and distributing necessary data collection in a highly decentralized way.

In June, Christine Lagarde said a potential MiCA II framework “should regulate the activities of crypto-asset staking and lending, which are definitely increasing.”

Young crypto entrepreneurs went from spending big bucks on champagne showers to being visibly absent from the nightclub scene.

Institutional customers storing Bitcoin and other digital assets in GK8’s cold vault will receive up to $1 billion in insurance coverage.

Bitcoin whales and market makers continue to add to their leverage long positions, even though it’s unclear whether $15,500 was the final bottom.

Some illiquid altcoins will have their borrow limit reduced by upward of 99%.

"It's net good news for GBTC shareholders and FUD fighting," says blockchain researcher Selkis.

The House event, titled "Investigating the Collapse of FTX," will follow a similar hearing in the Senate Agriculture Committee scheduled for Dec. 1.

Staking infrastructure firm Kiln has closed a $17.6 million fundraising round led by the likes of Consensys, GSR and Kraken Ventures.

Over 70% of the community’s votes were against CoinShares’ proposal to invest MakerDAO’s funds into various traditional assets.

Turmoil in China, concerns over the global economy and BlockFi’s bankruptcy filing are all weighing on crypto markets this week.

The U.S.-based crypto exchange has agreed to pay more than $362,000 as part of a deal “to settle its potential civil liability” related to violating sanctions against Iran.

“The use of the designation ‘VERSE’ constitutes an infringement of our client's trademarks under German trademark law,” Block’s legal counsel tells Bitcoin.com.

Though some institutions have removed all traces of their deals with FTX, the firm's branding still appears on some prominent sports venues and merchandise.

"We're looking to support teams building innovative open-source infrastructure that can accelerate the blockchain gaming space and foster collaboration," Game7 says.

The crypto lender was previously “rescued” by FTX following Terra’s stablecoin collapse.

Bitcoin faces pressure from China, a stock market trend in addition to the FTX fallout.

There are a number of benefits associated with tokenized government bonds, yet adoption may take time.

Those looking to earn passive income in the metaverse have several available options, but how profitable and durable these are isn’t yet clear.