The $3 million legal fees incurred by Celsius, a troubled crypto lender, have exceeded $3 million. The crypto lender was charged almost $2.6 million by Kirkland and Ellis between July 13 and July 31.
Due to non-compliant target market determinations, three funds that track Bitcoin, Ethereum and FileCoin were issued interim stop orders from Australia’s market regulator.
Brian Armstrong wants to sell a portion of his Coinbase stake in order to finance research in science, technology and engineering.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Meta has lowered its goal of reaching 500,000 active users per month to 280,000 from its previous target of 500,000, as the current levels of users fall below 200,000.
An economic institute in China has suggested the creation of a blockchain-powered digital currency to reduce Asia’s dependence on the greenback.
Although Europe’s venture industry has struggled to create large crypto funds comparable in size to those in America and Asia, this is changing.
Everyrealm’s brand new game Hometopia is aimed at mature gamers who enjoy home building and design.
Blockchain.com and Crypto.com have begun to restrict accounts that are connected to Russia. Blockchain.com users can withdraw their custodial funds. These actions are the result of EU government sanctions.
In order to expand its NFTs and Web3 offerings, Konami, a Japanese entertainment and video game company, has announced new job openings.
The head of fundraising and partnerships at Bitcoin explains how grants work and why community voting is so important to the company.
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