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  • Crypto influencers spark false hope on FTX payouts, actual plan set for March 2025

    Crypto influencers spark false hope on FTX payouts, actual plan set for March 2025

    Several crypto influencers, including AIXBT, incorrectly claimed bankrupt FTX distributions would begin in January, sparking market excitement. FTX clarified that payouts won’t start until March, with the first payments expected 60 days after January. The $16 billion disbursement rumor was dismissed, with FTX’s current cash reserves projected to increase by March. Bankman-Fried’s mismanagement led to…

  • Bybit shut down in Malaysia over unlicensed operations

    Bybit shut down in Malaysia over unlicensed operations

    Malaysia’s Securities Commission has ordered crypto exchange Bybit and its CEO to cease operations in the country due to lack of authorization as a digital asset exchange. The regulator highlighted the importance of investor protection and compliance with local laws. Bybit is also facing regulatory challenges in France. Bybit plans to re-enter the Malaysian market…

  • Demystifying algo trading in crypto markets

    Demystifying algo trading in crypto markets

    Algorithmic trading, or algo trading, is becoming increasingly prevalent in the volatile crypto market, allowing for automated, systematic trading strategies. Despite misconceptions that it is only for high-frequency traders, algo trading can benefit all traders by providing precision and structure to decision-making. With the potential for significant growth, these technologies are transforming the crypto market…

  • Hong Kong lawmaker advocates including Bitcoin in national reserves

    Hong Kong lawmaker advocates including Bitcoin in national reserves

    Hong Kong lawmaker Wu Jie suggested integrating Bitcoin into the city-state’s fiscal reserves to leverage foreign exchange funds for long-term digital asset holdings. He highlighted Bitcoin’s potential as a competitor to traditional assets, advising caution in allocation due to volatility. China praised Hong Kong’s regulatory progress in managing digital assets.

  • XRP Ledger shows signs of increasing usage, suggesting XRP price increase

    XRP Ledger shows signs of increasing usage, suggesting XRP price increase

    CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn shared data showing increased velocity on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), indicating growing network utility. The velocity is approaching resistance, suggesting potential price growth. Despite a decrease in total deposits, developments like the launch of Ripple USD stablecoin could drive further growth and boost XRPL usage.

  • Pig butchering scams top 2024 crypto fraud with $3.6 billion in losses

    Pig butchering scams top 2024 crypto fraud with $3.6 billion in losses

    Pig butchering scams caused $3.6 billion in crypto losses in 2024, the most significant fraud scheme of the year. Cyvers reported that victims were groomed over time to invest in fake crypto platforms. Scammers used dating apps and social media to build trust. Increased user education and stricter regulations are recommended to combat these scams.

  • Montenegro’s Justice Minister signs order to extradite Do Kwon to US

    Montenegro’s Justice Minister signs order to extradite Do Kwon to US

    Montenegro’s Minister of Justice signed an order to extradite Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon to the US, denying South Korea’s request. The decision was based on factors such as the severity of the alleged crimes and Kwon’s citizenship. Kwon faces legal challenges in the US, including a lawsuit from the SEC.

  • Solana co-founder Stephen Akridge accused of misappropriating ex-wife’s crypto gains

    Solana co-founder Stephen Akridge accused of misappropriating ex-wife’s crypto gains

    Stephen Akridge, co-founder of Solana, is being sued by his ex-wife Elisa Rossi for allegedly misappropriating significant gains from Solana tokens. Rossi claims Akridge used his expertise to take staking rewards from her digital wallet, resulting in her losing millions. Liquid staking on Solana offers a potential APY of 5.6% to 12%.

  • Treasury and IRS finish broker rules for DeFi, require KYC from protocols

    Treasury and IRS finish broker rules for DeFi, require KYC from protocols

    The US Treasury and IRS have released broker rules for digital asset providers, requiring DeFi protocols to conduct KYC procedures. Industry experts criticize the new provision for being unlawful. Brokers must report user tax by Jan. 1, 2025, with DeFi brokers required to comply by Jan. 1, 2027. There are exclusions and a transition period,…

  • Bitget sets to innovate gas payments with BGB token amid major 40% supply burn

    Bitget sets to innovate gas payments with BGB token amid major 40% supply burn

    Bitget Wallet will prioritize BGB token for gas payments across multiple blockchains starting in January 2025. Users can pay gas fees using BGB, USDT, or USDC. The wallet will offer opportunities to earn free gas vouchers through simple tasks. Bitget plans to burn 40% of BGB token supply and allocate profits for token burns.