Australia fines Kraken operator $5M for regulatory violations
Australia's Kraken operator Bit Trade must pay $5 million plus court costs after the Federal Court sided with the country's corporate watchdog. Source link
Australia's Kraken operator Bit Trade must pay $5 million plus court costs after the Federal Court sided with the country's corporate watchdog. Source link
Aave recorded huge gains, emerging as the top gainer among the top 100 crypto funds, amid the bullish trend across the market. ghost (GHOST) has risen 34% in the past 24 hours and is trading at $355 at the time…
The third ODI is between England and South Africa at Senwes Park, Potchefstroom, turned into an exciting competition as the the visitors won by six wickets via DLS method, securing a 2-1 series win. Tammy Beaumontand without loss 65 and…
Head coach Bill Belichick, a six-time Super Bowl winner, has agreed to a five-year contract to be the next coach at the University of North Carolina (UNC). The college confirmed the signing Wednesday night, about a week after the 72-year-old…
Hi Koura – Portuguese coach Rubén Amorim spoke about Manchester United's record away from Old Trafford, especially since the team is no longer as it used to be due to the change in their recent results. The new Manchester United…
All 71 economist polls expect the BOE to keep the bank rate unchanged at 4.75% next week BOE expected to cut bank rate by 100 bps in 2025, possibly by 25 bps each quarter 19 of 23 economists expect US…
India's top court is hearing several petitions challenging a decades-old law that preserves the character and identity of religious places as they were at the time of the country's independence. in 1947. The law, introduced in 1991, prohibits the alteration…
The concerns were in response to Michael Saylor's suggestion that the US should quadruple its planned strategic reserve and affect the Bitcoin network. Saylor calls for US to buy up to 25% of total supply Bitcoin educator Anita Posch, founder…
This article is also available in Spanish. Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $94,500 yesterday after Microsoft shareholders decisively rejected Bitcoin Finance's proposal to allocate 1% of the company's total assets to buy BTC as an inflation hedge. However, analysts are still…
Six councilors supported the move, and two opposed over concerns about the use of digital assets in illegal activities and the environmental impact of mining. Source link