OpenAI said it is initially rolling out the plugins to a small set of users to “study their real-world use and impact,” before expanding to larger-scale access. OpenAI said it is initially rolling out the plugins to a small set of users to “study their real-world use and impact,” before expanding to larger-scale access. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
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3AC co-founder can answer subpoena or ‘take his chances’ — US judge
The U.S. judge presiding over the Three Arrows Capital bankruptcy case has upped the pressure on Kyle Davies to comply with a January-issued subpoena. The U.S. judge presiding over the Three Arrows Capital bankruptcy case has upped the pressure on Kyle Davies to comply with a January-issued subpoena. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read More‘Surgical removal’ of crypto will only weaken USD dominance, commentators say
A day after Coinbase received an SEC Wells notice, industry commentators weighed in on what recent regulator actions mean for America’s crypto future. A day after Coinbase received an SEC Wells notice, industry commentators weighed in on what recent regulator actions mean for America’s crypto future. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read MoreJustin Sun vs. SEC, Do Kwon arrested, 180M player game taps Polygon: Asia Express
Chinese crypto billionaire Justin Sun sued by SEC, Do Kwon busted in Casino Royale location, game with 180 million players embraces Polygon. Chinese crypto billionaire Justin Sun sued by SEC, Do Kwon busted in Casino Royale location, game with 180 million players embraces Polygon. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read MoreDo Kwon faces fraud charges from US prosecutors hours after arrest
The Terraform Labs CEO is now facing fraud charges in South Korea, the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors in New York. The Terraform Labs CEO is now facing fraud charges in South Korea, the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors in New York. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read MoreOperation Chokepoint: Bitcoin Advocates Discuss US Government’s Alleged Mission to Eliminate Crypto Access
Since the collapse of three American banks friendly to cryptocurrency businesses and the U.S. government’s insistence that crypto assets are “risky investments,” many speculators believe bureaucrats are purposely closing access to cryptocurrencies. Some refer to the U.S. government’s recent enforcement as “Operation Chokepoint,” a mission aimed at eliminating access to the crypto ecosystem in the United States. Bank Shutdowns Raise Concerns About U.S. Government’s Stance on Crypto In recent weeks, crypto advocates have discussed U.S. government enforcement actions toward digital currency projects and businesses such as crypto exchanges. The collapse…
Read MoreBank profits at risk from potential CBDC transformation of global economy: Moody’s
CBDCs are here to stay, it seems, and Moody’s is looking at their implications for the global economy and international banking. CBDCs are here to stay, it seems, and Moody’s is looking at their implications for the global economy and international banking. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read MoreCoinbase CEO calls for action in electing pro-crypto lawmakers following SEC Wells notice
Brian Armstrong urged crypto proponents to “contact their congressman, donate to pro-crypto candidates, show up at town halls” in an effort to achieve clear rules for crypto. Brian Armstrong urged crypto proponents to “contact their congressman, donate to pro-crypto candidates, show up at town halls” in an effort to achieve clear rules for crypto. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read MoreThe world could be facing a dark future thanks to CBDCs
From forcing people to spend their money to making them save it, central banks around the world could soon use CBDCs to create a dystopian nightmare. From forcing people to spend their money to making them save it, central banks around the world could soon use CBDCs to create a dystopian nightmare. Cointelegraph.com NewsRead More
Read MoreSEC in a Pickle: Crypto’s Tricky Trio Stirs Up Trouble in 2023
2023 is shaping up to be a painful year for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as it finds itself entangled in battles with the ever-evolving and innovative cryptocurrency industry. From Ripple to Coinbase and Tron, the SEC faces fierce opposition with potentially huge consequences. The following opinion editorial was written by Joseph Collement, General Counsel at Bitcoin.com. Ripple Rumble: A Gamble that Could Ripple Through the SEC The SEC’s ongoing legal battle with Ripple Labs is a high-stakes gamble with serious consequences that may soon come to an…
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