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Global Standard Setters Will Team Up to Tackle DeFi Regulation: FSB

Decentralized finance “does not differ substantially” from traditional finance in its functions or vulnerabilities, according to the Financial Stability Board.

Wyoming Lawmakers Pass Bill Prohibiting Forced Disclosure of Private Crypto Keys

The prohibition will not apply in cases where there is no alternative way to access the requisite information.

Norwegian Authorities Seize $5.9M From Crypto Game Axie Infinity Hack

The National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime – known in Norwegian as Økokrim – said it is the biggest crypto seizure ever made by the

Crypto Was Singapore’s Top Area of Fintech Investment in 2022 Despite Global Slowdown: KPMG

Crypto or Blockchain was the top area of fintech investment in Singapore for the year 2022 despite the global slowdown in the space, according to KPMG despite the finding of

Short Trades Make up 90% of $200M in Losses as Bitcoin, Ether Surge

Bitcoin futures saw some $85 million in losses alone, data shows.

Bitcoin Primed to Rally to $56K as Nasdaq Breaks Out of Bull Flag, Chart Analyst Says

Analyst, who correctly predicted the late 2020 bull run, said 2023 could be a surprisingly good year for both crypto and equities.

Co-Founder of Privacy-Focused Gnosis Chain Proposes Plan to Reduce Ethereum Dependency for GNO Token

Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann flagged potential security issues in a proposal discussion on Gnosis’ governance forums.

First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Rockets Past $24.7K to Hit 6-Month High

ALSO: Shaurya Malwa considers a 24-hour surge in trading volume for BLUR, the token of the NFT marketplace BLUR, following the platform’s airdrop. Bitcoin rockets past $24.7K.

GQ Magazine to Launch Its First NFT Collection Linked to Real-World Rewards

Holders of the inaugural GQ3 collection will have access to a magazine subscription, merchandise and live events.

Binance Bracing Itself for Fines From US Regulators to Settle ‘Past Conduct’: WSJ

As U.S. regulators continue to sniff around Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange is prepared to pay monetary penalties to “make amends” for past regulatory violations, according to The Wall