Donald Trump has been elected President of the United States. The new president's pro-crypto stance has pushed BTC prices to new highs.
October Web3 security incidents resulted in $147 million in losses, with over 12,000 users losing $18.04 million to phishing.
The Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Association (JVCEA), Japan’s largest alliance of cryptocurrency exchanges and blockchain companies, has announced it will begin “self-regulation” of stablecoins.
Russia has established a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency mining, legalizing the activity and setting operational standards, reporting requirements, and restrictions on unregistered miners.
The U.S. election will profoundly impact the global and crypto sectors. WikiBit has outlined related information and potential market trends.
Discover this week’s key crypto events: token unlocks, governance votes, exchange delistings, and platform updates impacting the market.
The lifting of this ban could prompt other countries to explore Bitcoin mining as a means to utilize surplus energy.
South Korea to require pre-registration and reporting for cross-border crypto transactions to combat foreign exchange crimes.
Denmark’s Tax Law Council has recommended a mark-to-market taxation for cryptocurrency assets in a new report, which will be followed by a forthcoming legislative proposal.
Collateral worth over $20 million has been withdrawn, causing the price of CHI to plummet.