BitMEX News

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.

Despite the imminent possibility of serving jail time, proactively owning up to the allegations resulted in Hayes being sentenced to six months of house arrest and two years of probation.

Some of the world's biggest banks are increasing their exposure to the digital asset market despite the recent market volatility. Is this a sign of things to come?

Founded in 2014, BitMEX is one of the world’s oldest crypto trading platforms, but it has never offered spot crypto trading till now.

The three co-founders have been ordered to pay hefty fines for what the CFTC calls their involvement in serious violations of regulations and the Commodity Exchange Act.

AC Milan says the proceeds from the NFT collection will fund the projects undertaken by Fondazione Milan, the clubs’ charity arm.

Arthur Hayes and Benjamin Delo will each have to pay a fine for their part in flouting the Bank Secrecy Act and operating what the DOJ called a “money laundering platform.”

Retail and institutional investors love derivatives instruments. Here‘s how they could impact crypto markets in 2022.

Crypto.com secures naming rights to the famous Staples Center in Los Angeles for $700 million.

According to recent data, the cryptocurrency sector outputs near 150 TWh of electricity annually, a figure higher than countries such as Poland, Norway, Egypt or Sweden.

Developing economies are more affected by issues related to remittances and inflation, BitMEX’s CEO said.

Plaintiffs accusing BitMEX of market manipulation and racketeering violations will not be able to file their complaint again after being shot down by Judge William Orrick for the second time.