Exchanges
Kraken’s Fed fight could decide how far crypto gets into US payments
Banks are pressing the Fed to review Kraken’s limited access, turning one crypto firm’s account into a test for the wider industry.
Liam 'Akiba' Wright 8 min read
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MiCA deadline likely to shift smaller crypto apps into licensed custody rails
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Trading
Three World Cup betting accounts won $24M. Why did the money all go to one Binance address?
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Africa’s crypto crackdown is really a remittance revolution
Africa spent a decade banning crypto. Now Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya are licensing it, building the world's first regulated stablecoin economy.
Derivatives
The market is moving toward a future where owning Bitcoin matters less than betting on what happens next
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$2.48B BTC transfers challenge ‘lost’ Bitcoin wallets in Satoshi lawsuit
The transfers weaken the abandonment claim at the center of a lawsuit seeking title to 3.799 million BTC.
Hacks
FCC robocall rule could make phone accounts a richer target for crypto attackers
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