Taking inspiration from Sam Bankman-Fried, the CoinDesk team collectively gathers their fears, anxieties, and letdowns through crowdsourcing - all for your entertainment!
John Rizzo explains that in light of the fintech giant's PYUSD announcement, Democratic policymakers are undergoing a reconsideration of their position on stablecoins. Let's delve into the reasons behind this shift.
The commentariat's claim that decentralized finance is at risk during the crypto winter and the recent wave of hacks couldn't be further from the truth.
'Ilya is a f***ing idiot,' declares former U.S. 'Most Wanted' hacker Brett Johnson, expressing skepticism towards yesterday's shocking confession.
During this campaign season, politicians are increasingly focusing on cryptocurrency, as evident from a series of bitcoin-related statements and policy announcements. Even those who have been skeptical of crypto should take note, as appearing anti-innovation could be detrimental. This narrative is featured as part of CoinDesk's Mining Week 2023.
Fresh allegations bring Sam Bankman-Fried and his associates further into the heart of an audacious conspiracy.
Consequently, the regulatory scrutiny of the SEC may be somewhat constrained in its scope.
And it doesn't actually make a difference whether it's technically classified as a trust.
Binance and Binance.US have presented their argument opposing the SEC's request to freeze all funds held by Binance.US.
Will the SEC emerge victorious? Will Binance cease operations in the United States? What actions will Congress take? As the SEC initiates comprehensive lawsuits against the major players in the cryptocurrency industry, we sought insights from a diverse panel of experts to forecast what lies ahead.