eToro files for an IPO, seeking to list as ETOR on the Nasdaq, and reports $12.6B in 2024 revenue, ~96% of which was from cryptoassets, and a $192M net income
Presentation of Financial Information — Our audited consolidated financial statements … Emily Jarvie / Proactive : eToro targets $4.5B valuation in Nasdaq IPO Nicholas Kitonyi / NFTgators : Etoro Va...
An analysis of the $1.46B Bybit hack, by far the largest crypto heist of all time, ahead of Poly Network's $611M in 2021, and possibly the biggest theft ever
On February 21st 2025, approximately $1.46 billion in cryptoassets were stolen from Bybit, a Dubai-based exchange.
The UK plans to draft a regulatory framework to oversee stablecoins and staking services as part of a single overarching regime for cryptoassets in early 2025
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FTX unloads cryptoassets as bankruptcy advisers look to repay customers; filings: its affiliates' cash pile grew from ~$2.3B in October to $4.4B at 2023's end
- Cash of key affiliates rose to about $4.4 billion at end-2023 — Increased cash coincided with rising value of customer claims
SEC filing: Coinbase created a crypto lending service for institutional US clients and raised $57M; source: clients get collateral exceeding their cryptoassets
Coinbase (COIN) raised $57 million for the platform as of Sept. 1, according to an SEC filing.
The London Stock Exchange plans to add a blockchain-based digital assets business after a year of testing, but is “not building anything around cryptoassets”
Exchange operator in talks with UK government and regulators over new trading venue
A UK Treasury Committee crypto report recommends that the government regulate trading and investment in unbacked crypto as gambling and not a financial service
Summary So-called “cryptoassets” span a wide and rapidly evolving range … Ledger Insights : UK Parliament's Treasury Committee wants crypto regulated as gambling Mastodon: Dare Obasanjo / @carnage4lif...
The EU Parliament approves the Markets in Cryptoassets, or MiCA, regulation for the crypto industry, including rules for stablecoins set to apply from July 2024
The EU Parliament approves the Markets in Cryptoassets, or MiCA, regulation for the crypto industry, including rules for stablecoins set to apply from July 2024
Uniform legal framework for crypto-assets markets in the EU — Operations with crypto-assets will be traced in the same way as traditional money transfers … Yiannis Menelaou : This is a historic momen...
The EU Parliament approves the Markets in Cryptoassets, or MiCA, regulation for the crypto industry, with rules for stablecoins set to apply from July 2024
European lawmakers on Thursday gave their final blessing to an ambitious law that will give the European Union its first rules to govern the crypto industry.