Exchanges

The cryptocurrency exchange Binance is facing serious allegations following the dismissal of Amrita Srivastava, a former senior executive who has publicly accused the company of retaliatory termination after she raised ethical concerns. Srivastava, who previously held a prominent role in fintech at Mastercard, claimed that she was fired only a month after reporting a colleague’s
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Celo, a notable player in the Layer-1 blockchain space, is currently grappling with significant turbulence surrounding its planned shift to an Ethereum Layer-2 network within the Optimism Superchain ecosystem. This transition, originally seen as a strategic move toward scalability and enhanced usability, has become a contentious topic, leading to a 5% decline in the value
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After a tumultuous period marked by financial upheaval, FTX and its affiliated entities have announced a clear timeline for implementing their Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization, aiming for completion by January 2025. This structured approach signifies a pivotal moment for creditors and affected customers who have been waiting for resolution since the company’s collapse in
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On November 18, Binance, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, unveiled its latest venture in the realm of stablecoins—BFUSD. This yield-bearing stablecoin is tailored specifically for traders engaged in futures and perpetual contracts, aiming to provide a competitive alternative in a rapidly evolving financial landscape. With an attractive annual percentage yield (APY) of about 19.55%,
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The Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), a company birthed from the controversial tenure of President Donald Trump, has sparked a wave of excitement with its prospective acquisition of Bakkt, a cryptocurrency trading platform under the umbrella of the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). This development marks a significant pivot for TMTG, demonstrating a clear intent to
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The Korean cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, is currently under scrutiny for serious violations of Know-Your-Customer (KYC) regulations. This concern comes to light following a routine review conducted by the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC). Recent reports suggest that between 500,000 and 600,000 accounts may have fallen short of compliance, sparking
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