Terraform, Do Kwon to reach fraud settlement with SEC
Terraform Labs and CEO Do Kwon are finalizing a settlement with the SEC. Both parties are expected to submit the final terms for court approval by mid-June.
Terraform Labs and CEO Do Kwon are finalizing a settlement with the SEC. Both parties are expected to submit the final terms for court approval by mid-June.
Consensys CEO Joe Lubin explains why the firm is taking legal action against the SEC, discusses Ethereum’s roadmap and the importance of Vitalik Buterin's continued involvement.
The attempt to trademark ZK-proofs is like a “baker trying to impose a blanket patent on bread,” according to StarkWare’s CEO.
According to Dr. Jonas Gross, CEO of Hakata, zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) could be the key to enhancing privacy and security in the EU's groundbreaking digital identity and wallet regulation.
The fund had raised about 591 ETH at the time of this publication and will support the legal defense of Tornado Cash developers in their court battle to prove their innocence.
Bitcoin price movements may “appear random,” but critical drivers such as inflation are what’s making it move, according to a crypto analyst.
Bitcoin’s price has sat in the "boredom zone" for over a month, leaving traders guessing about a potential surge or retracement.
-- Gold prices fell in Asian trade on Thursday, weighed chiefly by strength in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields as traders remained on edge before key economic readings that are likely to factor into interest rates.
As the U.S. dollar experiences a gradual decline in purchasing power, investors are increasingly turning to precious metals stocks as a safe haven. Precious metals, like gold and silver, have historically served as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Investing in companies involved in the exploration, mining and production of these metals can offer robust portfolio diversification. Moreover, investors can gain exposure to the price movements of these commodities, without the need
- The 10-year Treasury yield broke out of its recent range as hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials and weaker Treasury auction results put the squeeze on government bonds, but the bond bears are unlikely to strengthen their grip as the U.S. benchmark yield could fall to its 4.30% to 4.50% range as soon as July.