New York’s AG Stays Busy, Two Crypto Platforms Shutdown Others Under Investig...
Per a press release, the office of the New York Attorney General Letitia James revealed actions against two crypto platforms. The companies have been ordered to stop their operations to “protect New York investors from exploitation by high-risk virtual currency schemes”. Related Reading | Steam Kicks Out Crypto, Epic Replies: We’ll Welcome Them The AG claimed […]
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The US government shutdown has significantly slowed operations across various federal agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which was expected to begin the approval process for long-awaited spot crypto ETFs. For the fourth consecutive time, spending proposals intended to reopen the government have been rejected by lawmakers from both parties, pushing the shutdown […]
A hospitality brand from the United Arab Emirates(UAE), Stella Stays, has announced that its clients can now pay for services with cryptocurrencies. Clients can pay with bitcoin, ethereum, and 35 more digital assets. Stella Stays’ Tilt Towards ‘Futuristic Tech Offerings’ The UAE-based hospitality brand Stella Stays now accepts cryptocurrencies via its e-commerce platform, a report has said. According to the report, the company’s guests can now pay with bitcoin, ethereum, and 35 other cryptocurrencies. Following the announcement, the company’s CEO and....
Supreme Court precedent shows that New York’s moratorium on proof-of-work mining violates Bitcoin miners’ First Amendment rights.
The U.S. government officially entered a shutdown at 12:01 a.m. ET, and markets, including crypto, immediately recalibrated in response to uncertainty. U.S. equity futures slipped, the dollar extended its losing streak, and gold punched to fresh records near $3,875/oz as investors sought safety. Related Reading: Ethereum Usage Skyrockets With Unprecedented Daily Transaction Growth Amid Market […]