Zameer Attar

2 days ago | coinpedia.org | Zafar Naik |Zameer Attar |Qadir AK

Tigran Gambaryan, Binance’s Head of Financial Crime Compliance, is officially parting ways with the crypto exchange after enduring eight months of detention in Nigeria over money laundering allegations. Now cleared of all charges, Gambaryan confirmed in a recent interview that Friday, June 6 will mark his final day at Binance. In February 2024, Tigran Gambaryan—once a top agent at the U.S. Internal Revenue Service—was arrested alongside a colleague during a business trip to Nigeria.

2 days ago | coinpedia.org | Zameer Attar

SARB Appeals Court Ruling on Crypto – South Africa’s central bank challenges a ruling that dismissed crypto under outdated exchange control laws. 4,400 BTC Transfer Sparks Legal Battle – Standard Bank and SARB clash over a $30M+ Bitcoin transfer by LCC to a Seychelles exchange. The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has filed an appeal challenging a recent Pretoria High Court ruling, which criticized the use of outdated, apartheid-era legislation to regulate cryptocurrency.

3 days ago | coinpedia.org | Zameer Attar

Wall Street Eyes Ethereum ETFs: After months of skepticism, institutional investors are showing renewed interest, with ETH ETF inflows surging for 12 straight days, led by BlackRock. Ethereum Breakout Nears: Despite bearish sentiment on Binance and CME, shrinking exchange reserves and rising fundamentals hint at a bullish breakout. Ethereum (ETH), the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, is quietly building momentum.

4 days ago | coinpedia.org | Zameer Attar

Russia’s biggest exchange, the $14 trillion Moscow Exchange, has started offering futures trading for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This new service is available only to qualified investors, marking a significant step for crypto trading in the country. By introducing futures, the exchange allows investors to speculate on the price movements of digital assets without owning them directly.

5 days ago | coinpedia.org | Zameer Attar

Germany’s DZ BANK goes live with Ripple-powered digital asset custody, handling over €350B in assets under German eWpG law. Ripple quietly integrates into traditional finance, positioning XRP at the core of tokenized securities and CBDC infrastructure. Ripple just made a massive move in Europe, quietly. According to crypto analyst pumpius on X, Germany’s second-largest bank, DZ BANK, has officially gone live with a Ripple-powered digital asset custody platform.