BitMEX News

Three key Bitcoin price indicators explain why the BTC price continues to fall toward new lows.

BitMEX CEO Stephan Lutz reflected on a tumultuous 2022 for the cryptocurrency industry, the effects of the FTX fallout and other recent major events.

Crypto exchanges looking to capitalize off the Arbitrum airdrop fever have launched IOU and derivatives for ARB, an early sign of the excitement that will unfold on March 23.

The proposed stablecoin, the Satoshi Nakamoto Dollar, aims to be entirely free from any movements of the U.S. dollar, which require banking services.

Crypto trading platforms Kraken and BitMEX topped the proof-of-reserves score list, while Binance received a low score for being incomplete.

Publicly listed Bitcoin miners sold off nearly everything they mined in 2022 but appear to have started accumulating reserves once again.

Former BitMEX CEO thinks the Bitcoin price could have reached the bottom after most of the “irresponsible entities” have all run out of Bitcoin to sell.

Binance, BitMEX and KuCoin have delisted FTX Token pairs from their crypto exchange platforms.

There are still pockets of hope, however, with some companies looking to expand despite the market conditions.

Hayes says the next crypto bull run will be tied to when China embraces the crypto market again, and Hong Kong could be the gateway for this to happen.

Institutional appetite for Ethereum will grow now that the network is ESG compliant, according to the BitMEX boss.

BitMEX CEO Alexander Höptner said that paying close attention to what may happen and keeping services up is a must ahead of the Merge.

Gregory Dwyer becomes the last one from the exchange’s management to enter a plea.

Russian citizens or residents will no longer be able to access BitMEX services from the European Union after July 11, 2022.

Delo was allowed to leave the country to travel to Hong Kong where he is a resident, bringing to a close his part in the legal saga which began in 2020.