The SEC is implementing stricter regulations for cryptocurrency trading, focusing on investor protection and requiring digital asset operators to include risk disclosure in their advertisements.
Credit Suisse and the Swiss Football Association have partnered to launch an NFT collection highlighting women’s soccer, featuring digital portraits of team members.
Meta Platforms is preparing to introduce Threads, a microblogging application, shortly after Elon Musk, Twitter’s executive chair, revealed a temporary restriction on the number of posts that users can view on the platform.
Thailand, similar to Singapore, prioritizes investor protection as it shapes its crypto policy approach.
Finbold analyzed the machine learning algorithm predictions on PricePredictions to gain insights into Ethereum’s potential price movement in the short term and its ability to surpass the significant $2,000 price level.
As per recent reports, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF application has added a Nasdaq-Coinbase agreement which is supposed to enhance the surveillance program of the exchange. This decision came after reports emerged about the SEC finding the previous application unclear.
The security and trustworthiness of memecoins are subject to debate, with ongoing discussions about the risks and benefits of this cryptocurrency trend.
Today’s update in the world of cryptocurrency.
South Korea has taken the first step in establishing a legal framework for cryptocurrency and protecting investors by approving a bill in the National Assembly, marking a significant development in the regulation of such digital assets.
Poly Network has advised users to withdraw their funds immediately after a recent hack that put 57 crypto assets at risk, prompting the need for enhanced security measures in the crypto space.
