The ongoing legal battle between the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Coinbase has taken a contentious turn, with the SEC firmly opposing Coinbase’s motion to compel additional discovery. The dispute revolves around Coinbase’s extensive requests for documents, which the SEC argues are irrelevant and overly burdensome. Key Points Against Coinbase’s Motion In a
Recently, Binance CEO Richard Teng disclosed that the exchange experienced record inflows and one of its highest trading volumes during a jittery market on Aug. 5. Teng highlighted that amidst the macroeconomic climate and market downturn, Binance recorded a net inflow of $1.2 billion in just 24 hours, according to DefiLlama’s CEX Transparency metrics. Additionally,
Recently, the price of Bitcoin took a significant hit, dropping below the $50,000 mark causing panic among investors. However, a recovery wave has been observed with Bitcoin now back above $55,000. Despite this positive movement, the cryptocurrency is facing several hurdles near the $58,000 zone. Bitcoin has managed to start a recovery wave above key
In a recent analysis, a popular Bitcoin analyst identified a crucial breakout point for Bitcoin amidst a bearish market price action. Even as Bitcoin’s price has been on a downward trend, several significant price levels have been established in recent months. These levels could provide valuable insights for traders regarding Bitcoin’s potential future movements. One
Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming recently voiced her concerns over the Biden administration’s proposal to implement a 30% tax on Bitcoin miners. She claimed that such a high tax rate could hinder innovation and drive mining operations overseas, impacting both economic and national security interests. In response, Lummis released an “orange paper” outlining her objections