Elliptic denounced misinterpreted data on crypto donations to Hamas, while U.S. lawmakers seek an investigation into Binance and Tether's potential links to terrorism funding.
The BlockFi lending platform has successfully achieved a remarkable turnaround nearly eleven months after its collapse in the aftermath of FTX. And FTX apparently has three bidders hoping to bring it back to life.
The Polygon 2.0 project has reached its first milestone with the introduction of the POL token. Meanwhile, LayerZero has launched a bridge token to facilitate the transfer of Lido's $5.5 billion wstETH token across crypto exchanges.
Is France redefining how it views NFT and Web3 games? A groundbreaking law approved this week signals a potential shift in the nation's digital landscape.
In another victory for Ripple, a federal judge has dismissed the SEC's appeal request, paving the way for a final trial in April. Ripple has also recently secured a Singapore license, solidifying its commitment to the Asia Pacific expansion.
The Ripple vs SEC case is sadly still far from being settled. In mid-August the judge granted the SEC's request to file an interlocutory appeal, although Ripple now claims the regulator has failed to satisfy all the prerequisites necessary to justify this.
A U.S. judge ruled yesterday that Ripple's XRP token is not a security for programmatic sales. Several exchanges are planning to relist XRP on their platforms following the ruling, and many major crypto prices saw a boost.
France solidifies its pioneering status in the crypto industry as a surge of companies apply for regulatory approval, while the proactive French regulator actively works towards strengthening guidelines.
