Conflux Network, China Telecom to build blockchain-enabled SIM cards
Blockchain protocol Conflux Network and China’s second-largest wireless carrier China Telecom have partnered to build a “blockchain-enabled SIM card” (BSIM).
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Paxos ordered to stop minting Binance stablecoin as SEC mulls legal action
Top blockchain and crypto news: Paxos halts BUSD issuance. Kraken faces disclosure charges. Beijing backs new blockchain research center.
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Markets: Bitcoin, Ether extend gains; Cardano rises most among top 10 cryptos
Bitcoin and Ether prices strengthened in Wednesday afternoon trade, along with all other top 10 non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. Cardano led gains at 6.91%, followed by Dogecoin at 5.21%, though prices of top 10 tokens remain subdued on the week.
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Chinese NFT marketplace Jingtan eases asset transfer restrictions
Jingtan, one of China’s major NFT marketplace, has relaxed its rules on NFT transfer between users.
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Singapore’s DBS Digital Exchange’s Bitcoin trade volume grows 80% in 2022
DBS Digital Exchange (DDEx), one of Asia’s first bank-backed digital exchanges, has reported a year-on-year increase of 80% in Bitcoin traded in financial year 2022, while the number of Bitcoin custodized with the bank doubled from 2021.
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S. Korean regulators to probe local crypto staking services following U.S. crackdown: News1
S.Korean regulators are planning to review crypto staking services on local exchanges following recent regulatory enforcements from the SEC.
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U.S. Congress, not the SEC, will set cryptocurrency regulations, says Blockchain Association
The Blockchain Association Chief Policy Officer Jake Chervinsky said the U.S. Congress will ultimately set the laws in the country to govern the cryptocurrency industry and not the Securities and Exchange Commission
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Binance CEO says more non-USD stablecoins may emerge
The intensifying regulatory oversight in the U.S. is highlighting the increasing need for non-U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoins in the cryptocurrency industry, Binance Chief Executive Officer Changpeng Zhao said on Tuesday. See related article: Be careful what you wish for? Regulators pick up pace in the crypto industry crackdown Fast facts See related article: SEC may make…
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SEC may make it harder for hedge funds to work with crypto firms: Bloomberg
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to propose rule changes that would make it difficult for cryptocurrency firms to hold digital assets.
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Markets: Bitcoin, Ether, other major tokens rise despite hotter-than-expected CPI reading
Bitcoin rose in Wednesday morning trading in Asia to move back above US$22,000 as investors shrugged off a seeming U.S. regulatory crackdown on digital assets and data showing U.S. inflation for January was above forecasts.