He Yi: The “No. 1 Sister in the Currency Circle” who succeeded Changpeng Zhao at Binance
U.S. authorities have brought down the “King” of the crypto world, but the “Queen” remains.

U.S. authorities have brought down the “King” of the crypto world, but the “Queen” remains.
Crypto.com's recent FCA approval as an E-Money Institution marks a significant step in its global regulatory journey, allowing enhanced offerings in the UK market while maintaining a focus on compliance and customer protection.
The EMI license empowers Crypto.com to introduce a range of UK-centric e-money offerings within the FCA's framework.
Priced at $50 each, the NFTs (1,000 in total) not only grant early access to the physical gear but also offer unique advantages for holders.
Crypto.com, the global cryptocurrency platform, has received a Virtual Assets Service Provider (VASP) Licence for specific virtual asset services from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). This milestone underscores the company's commitment to regulatory compliance and cross-border risk assurance.
The plaintiff, Glow Token LLC, filed the lawsuit in a Florida court against Crypto.com, claiming that Crypto.com owes them over US$250 thousand in damages.
CRO broke down from the $0.062 long-term support area.
Crypto.com announced that an interim audit indicates that its reserves stand at approximately $2.9 billion, the exchange said in a blog post on November 11.
In addition to job cuts of as much as 40% of staff, the company has also been pulling back from marketing deals, according to the story.
The world’s sixth-largest exchange has shot itself in the foot by announcing substantial reductions in rewards for its Visa cardholders, causing CRO price to tank.