Exchanges

The recent plunge of MOVE, the native token of the Ethereum-powered Movement Network, marks a sobering moment in the cryptocurrency landscape, particularly as it follows the bombshell announcement by Coinbase that it would delist the token. Set to take effect by mid-May 2023, the delisting is a crucial indicator of Coinbase’s confidence—or lack thereof—in MOVE’s
Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has recently positioned itself as a beacon of hope for user privacy amid increasing governmental overreach. Their filing of an amicus brief with the US Supreme Court against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) raises critical questions about the scope of digital privacy rights. By challenging the IRS’s broad data collection
In a financial landscape that seems increasingly intertwined with the whimsical yet precarious meme economy, the recent movement of nearly $20 million worth of TRUMP tokens out of an official wallet associated with the ex-president’s memecoin project raises fundamental questions about confidence, promotion, and the potential for insider manipulation. This particular event unfolded on April
Coinbase, a major player in the cryptocurrency marketplace, finds itself under siege as five U.S. states—California, New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, and Wisconsin—launch lawsuits against its staking programs. Ostensibly, these lawsuits seek to address alleged violations regarding the classification of staking services as unregistered securities. However, such aggressive legal maneuvers raise questions about the fundamental rights
Riot Platforms, recognized as a major player in the cryptocurrency mining arena, recently secured a controversial $100 million credit agreement with Coinbase, leveraging its own Bitcoin assets as collateral. While at face value this seems like a calculated step towards growth, scrutiny reveals potential pitfalls that could undermine its long-term viability. This tactic may afford
The recent decision by the Alabama Securities Commission to withdraw its lawsuit against Coinbase marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing struggle between state regulators and cryptocurrency exchanges. This unexpected move, which reduces the number of active state-level legal actions from ten to five, highlights a potential shift toward a more collaborative approach in the
The cryptocurrency world thrives on anonymity and decentralization, aspects that were once heralded as the cornerstones of its revolutionary nature. However, the recent Bybit hack has revealed a grim truth: these very characteristics can empower malicious actors far too easily. With the revelation that nearly $400 million of stolen Ethereum has effectively vanished, we must