The key witness this week was former FTX engineering chief Nishad Singh. Subsequent witnesses called by the prosecution were less relevant, earning them a ticking-off from the Judge.

The FTX Debtors proposed a settlement of customer property disputes this week, but it was so badly (or cleverly depending on how cynical you are) worded that most media outlets reported the wrong facts.

MakerDAO's recent launch, the Spark Protocol, offers enticing yields, drawing significant attention in the DeFi space. But with big players like Aave and Compound around, it's got to work hard to stand out and stay ahead.

A new tax law in the European Union outlines a cross-border database for crypto-asset transactions that will make it easier for governments to crack down on criminal activity.

The Bitcoin L2 developers have released the alpha version of the Taproot Asset protocol, which allows the building of stablecoins on top of the Bitcoin blockchain.

Following a two-year investigation, the ECB is starting to lay the foundations for the potential issuance of its CBDC, although a final decision on whether to launch the digital euro has still not been made.

Binance.US has updated its Terms of Use to remove support for USD deposits and withdrawals. Meanwhile the global exchange has stopped accepting new users in the U.K.

Uniswap Labs has introduced a 0.15% fee on selected tokens via its primary front end and wallet. The move has sparked debate among users and a 5% drop in the value of its UNI token.