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In recent months, two of the biggest names in the cryptocurrency industry, Binance and Coinbase, have found themselves embroiled in legal battles with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The central issue in both lawsuits is whether the crypto assets offered by these exchanges should be classified as securities and fall under SEC regulation.
Recently, FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett shed light on the expectations surrounding spot Ethereum ETF approvals. According to Terrett, there seems to be a strong opposition within the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) towards approving a spot Ethereum ETF. This revelation leaves investors and crypto enthusiasts contemplating the reasons behind such resistance. Terrett clarified
Cryptocurrency exchange giant Coinbase has recently announced its plans to diversify its execution clients in response to concerns over the dominance of the go-Ethereum (Geth) platform. This move comes as Coinbase acknowledges the growth of the industry and seeks to address the potential security risks posed by relying heavily on a single execution client. Seeking
Blockchain network Socket recently made an announcement that left the crypto community pleasantly surprised. The protocol revealed that it has successfully retrieved 1,032 Ether tokens, valued at $2.3 million. These digital funds were initially stolen during the January 16 Bungee Bridge exploit, which resulted in the theft of millions of dollars. The recovery of such