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Tron and Curve Finance partner amid market turbulence to launch first real-world asset protocol on Tron network.

The cryptocurrency news site, which is currently owned by Digital Currency Group (DCG), is expected to be partially sold to an investor group.

Prime Trust's subsidiary, Banq, had filed for bankruptcy earlier in the month.

Prime Trust reduced its staff and closed its Texas operations earlier this year.

Revault allows users to find DeFi vaults with the highest return at any given time.

Twitter has partnered with eToro to allow its users access stocks, cryptocurrencies, and other financial assets.

KYVE mainnet launches, offering trustless data solutions with Cosmos SDK blockchain for Web3 developers, node runners, and data analysts.

The move comes a week after a separate suit was filed by FTX against Voyager seeking $445.8 million in loan repayments

Only the lending arm of Genesis has filed for bankruptcy while DCG still has $526M in debt owed to Genesis by May 2023

The firm is reportedly exploring a potential transaction.

In early January, Vauld turned down Nexo's final acquisition offer. Vauld is now weighing bids from two fund managers.

Sun may spend his personal wealth to support Genesis' troubled parent company.

The SEC, CFIUS and New Jersey regulators will be allowed to raise objections to the final approval of the deal in the future.

CZ confirmed that Binance was a majority shareholder from 2020, but has injected more funds to increase its ownership of the Indonesian exchange.

The takeover of Bankhaus von der Heydt will see the Bitcoin Group own two banking licenses from Germany, following its earlier acquisition of the Futurm digital bank.

The deal is set to expire on 10 Dec but can be extended to 31 Jan, 2023, should Concord decide to call a shareholder vote.

Struggling institutional crypto platform Genesis may be causing parent company DCG a billion-dollar problem that it cannot solve possibly linked to 3AC

BitGo claim it had submitted a comprehensive financial statement as requested, hence the blame game played by Galaxy was a subtle way to cover for its illiquidity to complete the merger transaction.