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Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov believes, that the time has come to consider digital assets as the subject of a possible criminal attack.
Speaking at a hearing in the Federation Council, the Prosecutor General called for amendments to the legislation and
Gaming project on the Gensokishi Online blockchain announced, what triggers the lottery, the winners of which will be able to participate in testing the metaverse and receive 10 unique NFTs.
The Gensokishi team called on the community to take part in the alpha testing of the economy
The management of the cryptocurrency company Quadrata believes, that the complexity of using the functionality of crypto platforms slows down the development of the cryptocurrency industry.
Quadrata CEO Fabrice Cheng (Fabrice Cheng) considers, that for the global adoption of cryptocurrencies, developers
Over the past seven days, investors have reduced the total volume of the USDT stablecoin in circulation by $83 billion according to 12 May to $74 billion 18 May.
According to CoinGecko data, Tether's stablecoin continues to rank third in cryptocurrency market capitalization
Robinhood, a popular platform for trading stocks and cryptocurrencies, announced the upcoming launch of a separate non-custodial wallet for working with DeFi projects and collectible tokens.
The press release is emphasized, that the new wallet “will give users direct
Ashish Singhal, CEO of the CoinSwitch crypto exchange, said, that uncertainty in the rules for regulating cryptocurrencies in India is hindering the development of the industry in the country.
Ashish Singhal, head of the Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinSwitch (Ashish Singhal) during his
American cryptocurrency trader Jeremy Spence, known under the pseudonym "Coin Signals", received 42 months in prison for fraud $5 million.
Justice Department indicts Jeremy Spence (Jeremy Spence) in deception 170 investors and embezzlement $5 million. According to prosecutors,
Liquidators of South Africa's largest cryptocurrency scheme, Mirror Trading International, are demanding, so that its organizers pay investors $291 million.
Liquidators sent summons to appear in court to eighteen citizens, behind the no longer functioning Mirror Trading project