Former Binance CEO CZ acknowledged wrongdoing, surrendered voluntarily, and received a four-month sentence, while former FTX CEO SBF opted for trial, asserting innocence, and received a 25-year sentence instead.
CatherineHong Kong's Bitcoin and Ether ETFs launch saw a modest trading volume, indicating cautious investor sentiment amid regulatory concerns and market volatility. Despite the muted response, increased trading volume suggests growing interest, hinting at potential future market impact.
WeatherlyThe recent plunge in Bitcoin has piqued investor interest, with many considering the significant volatility of this digital token as a harbinger of broader changes in global market risk appetites. Charlie Morris, Chief Investment Officer at ByteTree Asset Management, wrote in a report, "Bitcoin is our favorite canary. It serves as a warning of potential future troubles in financial markets, yet we remain confident that it will rebound at some point."
MiyukiChinese police arrest an identity forger involved in StarkNet cryptocurrency airdrop, who illegally obtained tokens and then converted them into USDT stablecoins.
WeiliangGary Gensler's ambiguous position on Ethereum raises questions about the SEC's regulatory approach.
KikyoIndian authorities crack down on cryptocurrency fraud schemes like HPZ Token and E-Nugget, seizing assets and sending a strong message against illegal activities. Despite concerns, young Indian investors drive crypto market growth, but regulatory clarity is essential for mainstream adoption.
AnaisIndian Enforcement Directorate confiscated $30M from E-Nuggets scam, involving arrests and seizing assets through blockchain tracing across major crypto exchanges.
AlexMicrosoft commits $2.2 billion to boost Malaysia's AI and cloud infrastructure, partnering with the government to enhance cybersecurity and foster local AI development.
MiyukiThe son-in-law of well-known Taiwanese singer Yu Tian has been arrested and detained, reportedly having strong ties to a certain exchange and suspected of cryptocurrency money laundering.
AlexChinese official media, based on court decisions, indicates that cryptocurrency transactions are legally invalid, and losses are borne by the individual.
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