Crypto Biz: Coinbase vs. BiT Global $1B wBTC dispute
This week’s Crypto Biz explores Coinbase’s wBTC controversial delisting, Deutsche Bank’s blockchain, USDT in Europe, FTX creditors repayment and BVNK’s move to the United States. Go to Source
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This week’s Crypto Biz explores Coinbase’s wBTC controversial delisting, Deutsche Bank’s blockchain, USDT in Europe, FTX creditors repayment and BVNK’s move to the United States. Go to Source
Binance, Crypto.com, Kraken and other crypto exchanges continue to list Tether’s USDT on their EU platforms weeks before the final MiCA deadline on Dec. 30. Go to Source
More than two years after the cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy, the first group of FTX claimants could see recovery payments distributed as early as January. Go to Source
An Australian court fined Kraken $5.1 million AUD for offering a margin lending product to Australian customers without proper regulatory approval. Unlawful Credit Facility An Australian court has fined the digital asset exchange platform Kraken $5.1 million Australian dollars (AUD) for “unlawfully issuing a credit facility to more than 1,100 Australian customers.” The penalty concludes … Read more
Kraken Australia operator Bit Trade must pay $5 million plus the cost of court proceedings after the Federal Court sided with the country’s corporate watchdog. Go to Source
The survey highlighted that 63% of holders acknowledged that emotional decisions significantly negatively affected their digital asset portfolio Go to Source
Starting Nov. 27, Kraken’s NFT marketplace will transition to withdrawal-only mode. Go to Source
Kraken won’t get the chance to appeal a California District Court judge’s decision that found the SEC had adequately alleged it sold unregistered securities. Go to Source
Quantoz Payments has partnered with Kraken, Tether and Fabric Ventures to launch MiCA-compliant EURQ and USDQ stablecoins in the EU, aiming for secure, efficient digital payments. Go to Source
The SEC argued that Kraken’s defenses about the major questions doctrine are a “due process fail as a matter of the law.” Go to Source