Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse voiced his discontentment with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), claiming that it has contradicted crypto legislation. Garlinghouse stated at the Collision Conference 2022 that the SEC has ambiguously defined laws on cryptocurrency enterprises
One of the most well-known institutional Bitcoin holders on the market has been MicroStrategy. The CEO has demanded immediate government action to regulate the cryptocurrency industry, despite the market volatility. According to the CEO, Bitcoin has been targeted by a
The next big thing While many within the industry might not know much about the market, African gaming is on an upwards trajectory. Fueled by COVID-19 lockdowns, the sector has grown considerably over the past two years, and experts don’t
Non-fungible tokens are finding interesting use cases, and unlike private cryptocurrencies, these crypto assets have been endorsed by many countries globally. The Republic of Palau recently announced that it would issue identification cards as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Palau launches NFT
A former Amazon executive who is the key suspect in his estranged wife’s hit-style murder has been accused of paying $9,000 to have her killed. Abril Pérez Sagaón was shot in the head and neck by a man on a motorcycle
Cryptocurrency payments have been in high demand over the past year, and companies that want to attract more crypto businesses have been forced to roll out these services for their clients. DraftKings, a publicly-traded fantasy sports and sports betting firm,
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell rejoined Twitter on Sunday – more than one year after he was banned from the site for promoting election misinformation – only to be re-suspended again just four hours later. Lindell was banned from Twitter in
Jan van Eck, the CEO of VanEck, is pessimistic about approving a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). The executive has said that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is unlikely to approve a spot Bitcoin ETF soon. VanEck CEO says
An American businessman has sparked debate by saying Australia is very similar to the U.S. because it has the same fast-food and convenience store brands. Harrison, who is originally from Los Angeles, California, was standing on Spencer St in Melbourne‘s
Tesla‘s CEO agreed with a tweet saying the ‘game is rigged’ if he can’t buy Twitter in an ongoing battle for the company. Elon Musk, 50, agreed with podcast platform entrepreneur David Sacks on Saturday that it would ‘indeed’ be
