Crypto Breaking News

The Bank for International Settlements has published Project Aurum Phase 2, a prototype exploring privacy safeguards for digital cash.

Former Australian Prime Minister and Asia Society Global President & CEO says the US and China are in a "stability mode" where they have different national interests but no incentive to immediately ramp up political and trade tensions.

Ledger has asked resellers and distributors to suspend device sales across six Southeast Asian countries and Hong Kong while investigating suspected hardware tampering.

Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:IBKR) has launched cryptocurrency staking, allowing eligible clients to earn rewards on supported digital assets.

Surendra Rosha, HSBC Asia & Middle East Co-Chief Executive, discusses growth opportunities in India including infrastructure buildout.

Privacy-first social network mewe is advancing its SocialFi ecosystem through a strategic partnership with Kraken parent company Payward Services, bringing embedded financial infrastructure, crypto tipping, and stablecoin payments to its 21 million global users.

The ruling follows claims from investors who have lost money in fraudulent schemes operated in China between 2014 and 2017.

Strive, Inc. (NASDAQ:ASST) added 3,311 Bitcoin (BTC) between 5 and 9 October, lifting its holdings to 32,773 BTC.

Sberbank has secured Russian regulatory approval to exchange cryptocurrencies, clearing a key step before its planned December retail launch.

The Securities and Futures Commission warned investment banks and other intermediaries against arrangements that may artificially inflate demand for initial public offerings. Minmin Low has more on "The Asia Trade."

BNY has completed the workflow with Citadel Securities, using a tokenised two-year US Treasury note that settled within minutes before serving as collateral in an overnight triparty repo.

The ENS DAO proposal would freeze new .eth registrations under the existing system while enabling the upgraded registrar on Ethereum mainnet.