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Earlier reports suggested that project members held $13 million in a Swiss Bank.

Brad Garlinghouse said the confusing U.S. crypto regulatory landscape is driving companies to focus on foreign jurisdictions.

The six-consecutive-week outflows totaled $408 million, as this week's inflows mark the largest positive movement since July 2022.

Centi said that the Centi Franc Stablecoin will serve as the "basis" for its blockchain-based Global Payment Network.

Swiss President Alain Berset announced the outcome of the deal.

CZ's early morning thoughts echo others in the crypto community who worry that exposure to traditional finance can also hurt the industry.

The compliant also accuses founder Jakov Dolic and board member Tobias Ebel of "actively looting" the company.

Bitcoin has emerged as an investor favorite as BTC investment products saw inflows of $116 million over the past seven days.

Cité Gestion is reportedly the first private bank to issue its own securities on a blockchain under Swiss law.

G7 economies and over 20 additional countries are in development stages for CBDCs, according to the Atlantic Council.

Crypto winter? Not at SwissBorg

The Innovation Hub of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) launched its latest project to explore the use of automated market makers to facilitate foreign exchange markets and CBDC payments.

SEBA said the custody solution will help clients protect their valuable NFTs without the hassle of managing the private keys.

Nomura's head of crypto Jaz Mohideen will serve as CEO of the new unit — dubbed Laser Digital.

Heightening tensions between the U.S. and China, over Taiwan, coincide with market uncertainty and a local top for Bitcoin.

According to the report, the crypto space still has the potential to produce dominant unicorn companies.

Plans are in place to roll out a Taiwanese Central Bank Digital Currency, but concerns over privacy and abuse of power remain.

At launch, Bitcoin would account for 18.5% of the fund while gold would be 81.5%.