Latest from Jamie Crawley
China Targets Blockchain Breakthroughs With Beijing Research Center: Report
The center will focus on blockchain use related to the economy and individuals' livelihoods in an attempt to make the technology central to China's digital infrastructure.
Microsoft Disbands Industrial Metaverse Project: Report
The 100 members of the team have been laid off, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
Stablecoin Issuer Tether Reports $700M Profit, Complete Exit From Commercial Paper
Tether's assets as of Dec. 31 stood at $67 billion with liabilities of $66 billion, almost all of which relates to digital tokens issued.
Bitcoin ATM Operator Coin Cloud Files for Bankruptcy With Liabilities of $100M-$500M
Coin Cloud was provided an unsecured loan of $100 million from Genesis Global Capital.
Crypto Classification Seeks to Make Industry More Welcoming to TradFi Participants
Cryptocurrency is an incredibly broad and diverse field, with a huge array of wholly different assets, making the industry an intimidating one to enter.
Binance APAC Head Suggests Full Audit of the Crypto Exchange Isn't Happening Soon: Bloomberg
Finding an auditor for the whole balance sheet is difficult given the complexities of auditing crypto assets due to challenges like price volatility.
Dell Joins Hedera Governing Council to Explore Developing Decentralized Applications
The council that runs the Hedera public ledger now has up to 39 members, each of which run a node on the network.
Digital Asset Management Platform HeightZero Taps CoinDesk Indices to Offer Crypto Basket to Financial Advisers
HeightZero provides a platform for financial advisors to plug in to as a means of offering their clients exposure to a range of assets.
Signature Bank Sued for 'Substantially Facilitating' FTX Comingling
Signature "knew of and permitted the commingling of FTX customer funds within its proprietary, blockchain-based payments network, Signet," according to a court filing.
North Korea Crypto Theft Hit Record High Last Year, UN Says: Reuters
The estimated value of stolen crypto assets ranges to as high as $1 billion.
