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CFTC: Uniswap allowed illegal digital asset derivatives trading
Decentralized exchange Uniswap has settled with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over illegal digital asset derivatives trading. Per a CFTC…
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Anchorage announces custody support for Bitcoin L2 Stacks
Digital asset bank Anchorage has taken a major step in expanding its institutional custody services into the Bitcoin layer-2 ecosystem…
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Here’s why the Ethervista, Uniswap, and AAVE are rising
Cryptocurrency prices remained on edge on Wednesday, Sep. 4, as sentiment in the financial market worsened. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped below…
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AEVO price gains after 1m token repurchase
Aevo has experienced a notable surge in price after the Paradigm-backed decentralized derivatives layer 2 platform announced it completed the…
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Near Protocol’s X page hacked, again
Near Protocol’s X page was apparently breached by hackers who seemed uninterested in promoting sham airdrops or rug pulls. On…
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Polymarket: Trump’s lead over Harris is growing
Donald Trump has widened his lead over Kamala Harris on Polymarket as the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches. After a…
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Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see 2nd consecutive day of joint outflows streak
Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds in the United States continue their streak with a second consecutive day of joint…
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New wallet drainer targets growing blockchain ecosystems: Blockaid
A newly evolved wallet drainer has unleashed a wave of scams targeting emerging blockchain ecosystems like TON and TRON, analysts…
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North Korea ‘aggressively targeting’ crypto firms, warns FBI
The FBI has issued a warning that North Korean hackers are aggressively targeting employees in the crypto and decentralized finance…
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Ethereum activity hit ATHs as fees plunge 99%
Ethereum (ETH) on-chain activity reached new highs this year as mainnet transaction fees dropped by over 90%. Token Terminal data…
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