Hong Kong Government Set to Issue Tokenized Green Bonds
The Hong Kong Financial Secretary said that tokenized green bonds would soon be issued by the Hong Kong government and made available to investors.
The Hong Kong Financial Secretary said that tokenized green bonds would soon be issued by the Hong Kong government and made available to investors.
An economist from the London School of Economics, Ricardo Reis, predicts the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates more than the market currently anticipates.
The Ledger Live site reveals a new kind of scam referred to as Address Poisoning. The hardware wallets powerhouse has issued warnings to users. Read CNL.
According to a recent revelation, the Gate.io cryptocurrency exchange has begun layoffs. The actual percentage of the layoffs is not yet clear. Read CNL.
According to a recent revelation, a U.S. judge has ruled that Celsius Network is the legal owner of $4.2 billion in bitcoin funds deposited by its users.
Justin Sun`s firm, Huobi Global, has terminated all internal instant messaging and apparently dismissed a bunch of staff working for Huobi Global.
The Feds are in a move to seize more than $400 million worth of Robinhood market shares that are tied to the bankrupt cryptocurrency firm FTX. Read CNL.
The largest South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, has announced the release of many soccer-related fan tokens on the Chiliz blockchain.
Hong Kong lawmakers suggested that the digital Hong Kong dollar could be developed into a stablecoin issued by the government and connected to DeFi.
The SEC, U.S Trustee, and state regulators from New Jersey have all filed motions objecting to Binance US’s acquisition of Voyager. Read CNL for more.
Huobi Exchange is reportedly mandating that all of its employees receive their pay in the form of USDT or USDC rather than fiat currencies.
Once the stablecoin $DJED is launched, the minting will be locking $ADA. There may be more demand for ADA, which may increase the price. Read more on CNL.