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BlackRock spotlights stablecoin risks in Bitcoin ETF filing

In a recent filing for a spot Bitcoin ETF, BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has highlighted the indirect risks posed by stablecoins, emphasizing the nuanced complexities of the crypto market. BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has made headlines with its application for a spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). The

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ShapeShift’s CEO spotlights crypto freedom at Permissionless

Erik Voorhees, CEO of the American crypto exchange ShapeShift, participated in the DeFi convention, Permissionless. Voorhees focused on the permissionless nature of crypto. He pointed out that everything started with the invention of Bitcoin (BTC) 15 years ago. He explained that permissionless digital money was created thanks to the cryptocurrency industry. When

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Ripple CTO clarifies on SEC appeal, spotlights case complexity

In a recent update on X (formerly known as Twitter), The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Ripple Labs, David "JoelKatz" Schwartz, brought attention to a recent development involving the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appeal plea. As per the insights shared by the CTO, the SEC is seeking an appeal

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Decentraland DAO Considers Pausing Grants As FTX Collapse Spotlights Diversification

“FTX has shown our entire industry that accountability, diversification, transparency and prudent and active risk management protocols are an absolute necessity that shouldn’t be ignored,” Sean Ellul, co-founder of Web3 architecture firm Metaverse Architects and co-author of the proposal, told CoinDesk. Original Source

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China to Widen Test of Digital Yuan as Russia Invasion Spotlights Crypto’s Potential Role; Cryptos Decline

India, the world’s largest democracy, may make its tax policy clearer by tweaking the definition of crypto or virtual digital assets. According to a report by CNBC TV-18, the Indian government is likely to tweak the definition to clarify that only cryptocurrencies, crypto tokens, NFTs and vouchers fall under the

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