Edward Robinson
Story Editor at DL News
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1 week ago |
dlnews.com | Edward Robinson
The GuidanceNothing will be the same after Donald Trump fêted his top memecoin holders last week. Crypto may now be synonymous with Trump, and MAGA. Digital assets are surging largely due to Trump. A version of this story appeared in our The Guidance newsletter on May 26. Sign up here. Crypto has come a long way since Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin white paper in 2008. There was Bitcoin-bought pizza, memecoins, the 2021 DeFi summer, and the fall of FTX.
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2 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Edward Robinson
The SEC accused Unicoin of ripping off 5,000 investors. The New York firm offered certificates for tokens backed by real estate. They thought they were buying cryptocurrencies backed by real world assets such as real estate. They thought they were getting the inside track on unicorns, which are ultra-valuable startups. Instead, more than 5,000 investors who put up a total of $100 million were basically left empty handed, officials said.
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2 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Edward Robinson
The GuidanceA landmark Tornado Cash criminal trial is set to start. New head of blockchain lobbying group will have a packed agenda. Crypto policymaking is shifting into high gear. A version of this story appeared in ourThe Guidancenewsletter on May 19. Sign uphere. When it comes to crypto policymaking, there’s a lot of action unfolding across multiple fronts as summer unfolds.
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3 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Liam J. Kelly |Edward Robinson
US prosecutors say online gaming friends turned to crypto crime. Thieves stole Bitcoin and other digital assets and spent millions on partying and luxe cars. One victim lost 4,100 Bitcoin. He called himself “King Greavys,” other times “Anne Hathaway,” or simply “$$$.” Since 2023, Malone Lam, 20, was a member of a vast criminal enterprise that used hacking and burglary to steal $263 million in cryptocurrencies from its victims, according to a 42-page US grand jury indictment unsealed on May 15.
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3 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Edward Robinson
The GuidanceRepublicans failed to fast-track Genius Act. Bipartisan approach holds the key to rest of industry's agenda. Crypto leaders struck a diplomatic tone after the setback. A version of this story appeared in our The Guidance newsletter on May 12. Sign up here. The crypto industry and their Republican allies on Capitol Hill just learned a painful lesson — they’re not going to get anything passed without Democratic support.
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Many lost money on Trump's memecoin but not Naseem, Hexiecs, and Dingaling... They are just three of the traders who raked in $133m, @Liam_Gallas reports for @DLNewsInfo... Most other investors? Meh... not so fortunate. https://t.co/D82MANoWfW
It was supposed to be a slam dunk. But Democrats rejected advancing the landmark stablecoin bill, the Genius Act, as accusations about Trump's crypto interests roiled the Senate... @aleks_gilbert has the story for @DLNewsInfo: https://t.co/tH34cfMFWc
BREAKING: Senate stablecoin bill fails to advance after Democrats balk at Trump’s crypto forays at DL News: https://t.co/tH34cfMFWc