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1 week ago | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins
Homepage > News > Business > Fight over billions in damages over BSV delisting heats up An appeal over precisely how much money BSV investors can recover off a group of digital asset exchanges accused of unlawfully colluding to delist BSV took place in London this week, with the representative of the BSV investor class arguing that the impact on BSV’s growth should entitle holders to more than £9 billion ($11.9 billion) in damages.
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4 weeks ago | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins
Homepage > News > Finance > SEC hints at future regulatory framework under new guidance The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has provided some clarity on how the rules governing securities registration and disclosure apply to digital asset offerings in a guidance statement released on April 11.
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1 month ago | 
coingeek.com | Gavin Lucas |Steve Kaaru |Jordan Atkins |Kurt Wuckert Jr
Homepage > News > Business > Kurt Wuckert Jr. talks scaling Bitcoin at The Subversive Spectrum podcast This week, CoinGeek’s Chief Bitcoin Historian, Kurt Wuckert Jr., joined The Subversive Spectrum podcast to talk about privacy, the need to scale Bitcoin, how little ‘crypto’ has actually achieved, and much more. Why not Monero? As Agorists and advocates for human liberty, Sal the Agorist and his co-host are interested in why Wuckert isn’t more involved in a privacy coin like Monero.
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1 month ago | 
coingeek.com | Steve Kaaru |Jordan Atkins |Jacob Rozen
Homepage > News > Business > Cryptojacking hackers blackmails YouTubers; Lazarus’ new malware North Korea-linked Lazarus Group is on the prowl again, and this time, it has infected a new batch of JavaScript packages with malware that steals digital assets. Elsewhere, a Kaspersky report has revealed that a group of cybercriminals have been blackmailing YouTubers into including cryptojacking malware on their video descriptions.
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1 month ago | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins |Jacob Rozen |Gavin Lucas
Homepage > News > Business > Internet’s future is decentralized: World Wide Web founder You open your browser, and as a 21st-century netizen, your natural first impulse is to click on Facebook or something like it—some platform to which you first signed up to keep in touch with your friends and family or maybe even make new ones.
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1 month ago | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins |Steven Stradbrooke |Jon Southurst
Homepage > News > Business > Latin America: A natural vanguard for stablecoin revolution Latin America’s young, highly connected population and long history of political instability and currency volatility make it a natural home for the right kind of stablecoin. Latin America has high levels of intra-regional migration and a young population rapidly leaving behind its traditional, cash-based model of transacting in favor of debit cards and mobile payments.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins
This month, the European Banking Authority (EBA) published its final draft of a new technical standards package for the European Union banking sector, which includes a slew of additional requirements governing banks’ ability to hold digital assets. These new standards have been adopted by the European Parliament to align with the Basel III reforms introduced by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) in the aftermath of the 2007-2008 global financial crisis.
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Jordan Atkins
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins |Steven Stradbrooke |Steve Kaaru
Homepage > News > Business > Craig Wright barred from further Satoshi lawsuits Dr. Craig Wright has been barred from launching further suits which assert his claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto, pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin, according to a judgment released by Justice James Mellor today. The judgment contained rulings on several injunctions that were requested by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) following their victory in March’s blockbuster Satoshi identity trial.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
coingeek.com | Jordan Atkins
Huobi has successfully appealed a decision by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) courts to throw out its claim against a digital asset custodian over its failure to secure 300 BTC it had been holding in escrow for the digital asset exchange, in what is being called a ‘landmark case’ for the industry. The case had initially been brought by digital asset exchange Huobi against Tabarak Investment Capital Limited, a Dubai-registered financial services company.
