TRON (TRX) remains in a stagnant phase, refusing to make any kind of momentum for an upward run despite a number of positive developments...

Defence technology start-up Anduril has raised nearly $1.5bn in the second-biggest venture capital round of the year in the US, marking a milestone for...

Key Takeaways Several ego-driven crypto personalities suffered huge falls from grace in 2022. Terra's failure exposed some of the crypto ecosystem's biggest villains. Policymakers and...

Nearly three weeks have passed since FTX founder Sam “SBF” Bankman-Fried announced that his exchange was facing a deep liquidity crisis, was unable to...

Elon Musk’s tumultuous reign at Twitter has led to a damaging rift with top brands and marketers, with the social media company’s $5bn-a-year advertising...

With digital asset management firm Grayscale refusing to provide proof of reserves for its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), an independent analyst has spent days...

Former Kraken chief executive Jesse Powell says existing crypto regulations in the US have hurt American customers and companies. In a new interview on the...

When Australia Stock Exchange (ASX) appointed Helen Lofthouse as its new CEO in August this year, the first thing she did was appoint the...

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Minted an Aussie dollar-denominated token.

By Paul Grewal, Chief Legal OfficerCoinbase recently won a case against a particularly aggressive patent troll. Today, we want to share some of what...

Bank of Russia has recommended commercial banks pay heightened attention to their clients’ transactions related to cryptocurrencies. The regulator requires the financial institutions to monitor such activity against the backdrop of restrictions on currency operations amid western sanctions. Monetary Authority Urges Banks to Control Spending Linked to Crypto Assets The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) […]

With governments in Russia and Canada sanctioning specific crypto addresses, concerns arise over the slow erosion of Bitcoin's fungibility.

The post Sanctions, censorship, and ESG: Is Bitcoin still fungible? appeared first on Protos.