Reddit Invests Excess Cash Reserves Into Bitcoin
Reddit, the popular social media platform, has disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing that it has invested a portion of its excess cash reserves into Bitcoin. The…
Read More »How The FTX Collapse Spiked Fees On Popular Bitcoin Exchanges
The collapse of an industry titan exposes how various bitcoin brokerages could experience massive differences in the cost of bitcoin. This is an opinion editorial by Michael Chapiro, a materials…
Read More »SEC Chair Gensler Discusses Crypto Regulation Following FTX Collapse — Says This Field Is ‘Significantly Non-Compliant’
The chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, has outlined two paths the agency is taking to regulate the crypto industry. Meanwhile, a U.S. congressman is…
Read More »Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers: Cryptocurrency Will ‘Do Better Regulated’
Former U.S. treasury secretary and chief economist at the World Bank, Larry Summers, says cryptocurrency will do better regulated in a sound way instead of being treated as a libertarian…
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