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  • 3 weeks ago | dlnews.com | Edward Robinson

    The RoundupEthereum is outpacing other cryptocurrencies in the last month. Solana is courting Wall Street. Uniswap Labs' top lawyer talked to Congress about DAOs.A version of this article appeared in our The Roundup newsletter on June 6. Sign up here. DeFi’s quiet time is over. For a while now, Bitcoin ETFs and memecoins and Donald Trump have been grabbing the limelight on the crypto stage. This week, DeFi developments suddenly broke out all over the place.

  • 3 weeks ago | bis.org | Edward Robinson

    Good morning. Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, Managing Director Chia Der Jiun,Distinguished speakers, central bank colleagues,Honoured Guests. Thank you for taking the time to be here for the 12th Asian Monetary Policy Forum. We are greatly honoured that DPM Heng Swee Keat has been able to join us. He provided the impetus to the inception of ABFER/AMPF a decade ago and has continued with strong counsel and encouragement. DPM as a policymaker internalises the economic way of thinking.

  • 3 weeks ago | dlnews.com | Edward Robinson

    The GuidanceAdding consumer protections improves bill's chances for approval. Democrats appear ready to back Genius Act in home stretch. The bill may pass before the August recess. A version of this story appeared in our The Guidance newsletter on June 2. Sign up here. With the US Senate returning from a recess on Monday, all eyes will turn to the most important legislative development in the crypto industry’s history — passage of the Genius Act.

  • 1 month 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.

  • 1 month 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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Eddie Robinson
Eddie Robinson @EddieRob235
30 May 25

The alleged kidnapping and torture of a Bitcoin entrepreneur at the hands of his parters is sensational even by New York standards... But who are the suspects? @aleks_gilbert digs into public records to piece together what we know. For @DLNewsInfo. https://t.co/TLB6AE6xSo

Eddie Robinson
Eddie Robinson @EddieRob235
29 May 25

Here's a provocative take... The US may be content to let crypto be crypto but @CryptoUKAssoc would love regulatory clarity around digital assets. Eric Johansson and @DLNewsInfo dig into why in this thoughtful piece of analysis... https://t.co/JBKw9BNGnP

Eddie Robinson
Eddie Robinson @EddieRob235
27 May 25

With crypto crime exploding — especilly kidnappings and violent robberies — @EthCC is taking no chances for next month's confab in Cannes. @Liam_Gallas reports how organisers are beefing up security. For @DLNewsInfo: https://t.co/4SyzdENVdZ