Gensler Unleashes Critics for Cracking Down on Kraken
The crypto market’s steady growth since the start of 2023 was checked by pronounced losses this week.
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The crypto market’s steady growth since the start of 2023 was checked by pronounced losses this week.
Bloomberg reported that the investigation was at an “advanced stage” and “could lead to a settlement in coming days.”
In response to a poor cryptocurrency market, Kraken has chosen to cease operations in Japan for a second time.
According to a recent report, Kraken's new CEO, Dave Ripley, announced that he does not intend to register Kraken with SEC.
According to news on July 8, Mt Gox sent an email to creditors about repayment information. Mt. Gox lawyer Nobuaki Kobayashi confirmed that they are "preparing to repay" BTC to account holders.
Kraken's Jesse Powell under fire for listing second-generation LUNA;
Jesse Powell, Kraken CEO, talks more in detail about why he decided to shut down Kraken’s headquarters in San Francisco. ...
Jesse Powell said that starting in 2022, the exchange will expand into a marketplace for non-fungible tokens and NFT-backed loans.
Kraken was previously aiming to implement the BItcoin Lightning Network in 2021 after officially announcing the plan in late 2020.
According to the exchange, users will not incur any gas fees for trading NFTs custodied with Kraken — only transferring tokens and NFTs off the platform.