Por: The New York Times Business March 20, 2023
At a cryptocurrency conference in Denver this month, a group of singers clad in bright orange onesies to perform what one industry website later as an anthem for the crypto faithful, a “blockchain ‘Blowin’ in the Wind.’”The chorus was a list of crypto’s most notorious villains, from the Do Kwon to the disgraced FTX founder , punctuated by four-letter expletives.“In the next bull market, we promise not to use,” the song... + full article
Time USA Business March 16, 2023
A version of this article was published in TIME’s newsletter Into the Metaverse. You can find . As have spread around the world in the last week, the contagion has threatened to engulf crypto. Signature Bank, crypto’s last major ally in the banking world, was seized by... + más
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Associated Press USA Tech January 24, 2023
NEW YORK (AP) — Over the past few years, a number of companies have attempted to act as the cryptocurrency equivalent of a bank, promising lucrative returns to customers who deposited their bitcoin or other digital assets. In a span of less than 12 months, nearly all of the... + más
Can Your Financial Advisor Give Advice On Crypto? | Forbes
Big Banks Haven’t Warmed to Crypto. Here’s Why. | MarketWatch
Forbes USA Business January 21, 2023
Topline Last year’s crypto crash continues into 2023, as a number of top crypto companies collapse or pause their business—here’s a look at that damage so far. In this photo illustration, a visual representation of the digital Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin in front ... [+] of a... + más
Crypto Giant Genesis Files For Bankruptcy As Casualties Mount After FTX Collapse | Forbes
Winklevoss twins' crypto exchange Gemini to contribute $100 million to Genesis bankruptcy recovery | CNBC
Los Angeles Times USA Opinion January 15, 2023
Crypto is in trouble. After an overheated year of billion-dollar valuations, A-list celebrity endorsements and a Super Bowl crawling with cryptic crypto ads, companies are struggling. FTX, the former second-largest crypto exchange, collapsed spectacularly in November. The major... + más
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Forbes USA Business December 28, 2022
Getty Images Key Takeaways In yet another plot twist in the crypto collapse of 2022, Binance.US just announced that they would buy the bankrupt crypto exchange Voyager Digital after months of confusion. Even though Voyager Digital originally filed for bankruptcy in July, there... + más
Binance, other crypto firms line up bids for bankrupt Voyager Digital after FTX collapse | CNBC
FTX is paying $51 million in cash for Voyager assets, court records show | CNBC
Business Insider USA Business December 01, 2022
The FTX calamity has been infectious, already and resulting in BlockFi's late November bankruptcy.The crypto community faces a huge trust problem, said Shane Rodgers, a former investment banker-turned-CEO of PDX Advisors LLC, a company that's created its own... + más
Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin | CNBC
FTX Was Selling a False Religion | Slate
Forbes USA Business October 07, 2022
Whether up or down, cryptocurrency garners lots of attention: 94% of financial advisors fielded client questions about cryptocurrency in 2021, according to a from Bitwise and ETF Trends. The same survey reports that 47% of advisors hold crypto assets in their personal... + más
Changing Financial Advisors: When You Know It’s Time And How To Make The Switch | Forbes
Crypto CEOs are leaving their jobs. Here's why | MarketWatch
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