
Canada’s “frozen” Bitcoin on the move despite draconian measures
Available data shows that the protesters frozen Bitcoin ended up in crypto exchanges like Coinbase and Crypto.com.

Crypto wallet provider Nunchuk tweeted that it had been ordered to release information and freeze assets but cannot comply with the court order as it is unable to do so "by design."

The plaintiff has accused the NFT marketplace of "negligence" and "breach of fiduciary duty."

Canadians have been withdrawing their funds from traditional banks due to the financial surveillance regulations.

The executive order is reportedly aimed at directing state agencies to formulate a government-wide strategy to regulate crypto assets and examine financial stability issues that may arise from digital assets.

Efforts are afoot to make Bitcoin legal tender in California in response to currency debasement.

A new DAO looks to raise $4 billion in crypto to buy the Denver Broncos.