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Recent accounting rule adoption allows crypto companies and private institutions holding crypto assets to record their tokens at fair value, with changes reflected in net income.

Australians who were convinced to put money into the Hyper group investment schemes say no one has been held to account for their losses

Exclusive: the New Zealand regulator has warned the schemes could be a ‘scam’ but they have escaped such scrutiny in Australia and thousands have lost money

CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam says that "under existing law, many of the tokens constitute commodities."

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Milei leans towards dollarization as a solution to address inflation; Santiago Siri says the new President is "missing a tremendous opportunity"

The 76-year-old legal expert also disclosed how Bankman-Fried made things all the more challenging when he went off the script during his testimony, eventually making his case "unwinnable."

The decision was made after the U.S. and South Korea made extradition requests to prosecute the crypto entrepreneur on charges related to the collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin.

BlackRock once again sat with some SEC officials — something it appears to have been doing regularly over the past weeks as anticipation for the possible SEC decision on spot Bitcoin ETF applications heightens.

From its eclectic roster of boundary-pushing, sustainably minded designers, APOC presents its alternative fashion gift edit – comprising one-off clothing, jewellery and accessories

Data indicate that investors are still focused on Bitcoin, the world's largest crypto asset by market capitalization, with an inflow of $20 million, recording a year-to-date total of $1.7 billion.