Warsh ethics filing lists crypto and AI exposures with missing value ranges
The Fed chair nominee reported over $100 million in assets as the Senate Banking Committee schedule remains unposted.
The Fed chair nominee reported over $100 million in assets as the Senate Banking Committee schedule remains unposted.
Apple removed the App Store listing after it was flagged, but losses spanned BTC, stables, and multiple chains.
Traders are split between a $75K acceptance test and a higher $79K trigger tied to the 100-day moving average.
The stake purchase is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to close in Q2.
The move follows creation of the CRVAA licensing authority and comes with FINMA-related reputational baggage.
A single $282M January hardware-wallet scam drove 81% of the quarter’s damage across 43 incidents.
Farage disclosed a $286,000 stake in the firm, while the FCA says it will “review the letter and respond directly.”
The wallet previously sold PEPE and still holds seven BAYC NFTs now marked about 88% below 2021 cost.
Eligibility covers 2014–2019 OneCoin purchasers who can show a net loss, as the case shifts into an active restitution phase.
The bounce was tied to renewed US–Iran deal hopes, but several traders still frame $59K–$50K as the downside map.
BTC hit $74,484 as $534M in leveraged positions were liquidated across 180,000 traders in a short-heavy cascade.
Giancarlo said regulators could still deliver clearer rules via CFTC and SEC action even if the CLARITY Act stalls.
The March 26 draft drops a noted $200 stablecoin threshold and adds a 99%-of-redemption gain/loss test.
Zcashinfo.com data shows ViaBTC’s share fell from 68.1% on Feb. 27 to 37%, shifting the chain’s pool-concentration profile.
On-chain data shows accumulation addresses at a record 26.3M ETH, with heavy supply flagged at $2,750–$2,850.
Derivatives and stablecoin pricing stayed risk-off, with futures premium near 2% and USD stablecoins at a 0.4% discount.
Wallet concentration and a liquidation-driven squeeze narrative left traders debating utility versus mechanics.
The company pegged the position at roughly 4.04% of ETH supply and reiterated a goal of reaching up to 5%.
The EXOD suit alleges W3C and CEO Garth Howat took $80M in loans at signing and then resisted closing.
The exchange says systems were not breached, funds were not at risk, and it will not negotiate or pay.