Altcoins Lost $35B in Market Cap After SEC’s Coinbase Lawsuit
Last week’s lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance.US took a hefty toll on the cryptocurrency market.
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Hong Kong Plans to Launch Regulatory Framework for Stablecoins by 2024
Hong Kong’s central banking authority carried out a public consultation on the rollout of stablecoin, with plans to launch a regulatory framework for the digital asset by the end of 2024.
Andreessen Horowitz Crypto to Open First Office in London
Prominent venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz has announced plans to establish the first international office of its crypto practice in London.
New Mexico Stimulus Checks for Non-filers: Application Process Starts Today
New Mexico has set aside $15 million for residents who didn’t file 2021 tax returns.
What Happens to Social Security If You Retire Abroad?
Here is a look at what happens to Social Security if you retire abroad.
Iconic Gadgets That Have Shaped Our Lives Since the 1950s
America’s tech industry has been thriving for decades. Driven by a desire for convenience, people have created some amazing gadgets that have changed everyday life. Some of the products that were once a mainstay…
The Deadliest Battles in US History
Since the founding of our nation – itself forged in warfare against our British colonial masters – American armed forces have fought countless battles on home ground and around the world. In many of…
Before and After Pictures of Devastating Wildfires Around the World
There’s always been fire in the world — ignited by lightning strikes, heat, or even lava flow. Human beings first learned how to control this mighty force of nature — how to start and…
How Much American Soldiers Make at Every Pay Grade
Many Americans who choose to enlist in the U.S. armed forces do so for patriotic reasons. But the military is also a good opportunity for many young adults to learn marketable technical skills, obtain…
Investors Withdraw $18.8B From Global Equity Funds Due to Rate Hike Fears
Investors removed $18.84 billion from global equity funds in the week that ended on June 7, representing the highest weekly net outflows since March 15.
Netflix Saw as Much as 100,000 Daily Sign-Ups Post Password-Sharing Ban
After initiating a crackdown on password sharing, Netflix reportedly saw the highest number of daily sign-ups in the following four days.
Goldman Sachs Maintains REV Group Sell Recommendation
Goldman Sachs has maintained coverage of REV Group with a Sell recommendation.
Is Tether (USDT) the Next Target of the SEC?
The SEC has filed complaints against two of the biggest players in the crypto industry, stirring up speculation as to whether Tether (USDT), the largest stablecoin in the market, could be next.
Grayscale Withdraws Filecoin Trust Form 10 Registration
Grayscale has filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its Form 10 application for its Filecoin Trust.
Avalanche Launches Arcad3 to Help Bring Web2 Devs to Blockchain Gaming
The Arcad3 program is intended to support traditional gaming studios that wish to enter the world of web3 gaming by helping them with onboarding, marketing and tokenomics.
Robinhood to Delist ADA, SOL and MATIC After SEC Classification as ‘Securities’
Cardano, Polygon and Solana appear to be the latest victims of the U.S. regulatory heat as stock brokerage firm Robinhood said it plans to end support for the tokens issued by these blockchain firms.
DoJ Charges Two Russians for Trying to Launder 647K BTC Stolen From Mt.Gox
Department of Justice unsealed charges against two Russian nationals connected to the 2011 hack of Mt. Gox.
CFTC Declares Victory in Precedent-Setting Case Against Ookie DAO
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has announced it had won its lawsuit against Ookie DAO.
Council Approves $350 One-Time Tax Rebate From Honolulu
Honolulu residents may soon get a one-time tax rebate of $350 now that the City Council has unanimously approved the city’s $3.41 billion operating budget.
Countries Where Corporations Cheat the Free Market the Most
Corporations in the U.S. economy — both foreign and domestic — have forked out $96 billion since 2000 in U.S. penalties for price fixing and other anti-competitive actions in more than 2,000 cases, according…