2021-2-13 22:04 |
The GameStop saga shook big-shot wall street traders when it happened. U. S regulators are now trying to get some answers. To get them started, they're hoping to learn more from the man that might have started the channel behind the event. origin »
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Following the Wallstreetbets saga last week, a great number of the popular shares being fueled by social media have started to tank in value. Gamestop shares dropped over 60% on Tuesday, while AMC dropped more than 49% shaking investors who bought into these stocks to the core.
2021-2-3 21:30 | |
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Popular crypto derivatives exchange, FTX, recently decided to list the stocks of companies removed from stock exchanges following the Reddit-led short squeeze. The platform started by tokenizing and listing GameStop shares, only to continue the initiative by doing the same with silver.
2021-2-2 16:55 | |
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It all began with cat food Chewy. com co-founder Ryan Cohen started buying GameStop shares last August. By the time he became GameStop’s largest stockholder, he was warning America’s largest videogame retailer to shutter brick and mortar stores in favor of an online model.
2021-1-31 18:59 | |
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The world is watching U. S. markets with great interest, and more than a little FOMO, as Reddit investors continue to test their might against Wall Street. It all started when retail investors on the Reddit community wallstreetbets began pumping the price of U.
2021-1-30 01:28 | |
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Dogecoin had quite an interesting day as its price pumped and dumped after the “Chairman of WallStreetBets” subreddit started asking about it. This triggered a large portion of the community to step into the DOGE market and try to do the same as with GameStop.
2021-1-28 16:32 | |
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is introducing new rules to promote cryptocurrency development while curbing digital currency scams targeting investors in the country. Under the new rules, crypto scammers will face prison time for up to 5 years and a penalty of up to AED 1 million (just over $272k), starting January 2, 2022.
One of the four regulated cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea, Coinone, has announced that it will no longer allow withdrawals to non-verified external wallets starting Jan. 24, 2022. If Coinone users want to withdraw their crypto assets to another digital wallet, they would have to register their wallet address with the exchange, “in accordance with […] The post South Korean Exchange Suspends Withdrawals to External Wallets, Govt.
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, a crypto skeptic, again criticized cryptocurrencies, saying they are not the path to financial equality. “The crypto industry claims that crypto is the path to financial inclusion, but bitcoin ownership is even more concentrated within the top 1% than dollars.
Wyoming Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis plans to introduce a comprehensive bill next year covering tax taxation of digital assets and their categorization to consumer protections. Lummis, who is also a Bitcoiner and one of the most vocal crypto advocates, will also be pitching Congress on creating a crypto regulatory body under the joint jurisdiction of […] The post Bitcoiner Senator, Cynthia Lummis, Is Planning to Bring In A New Crypto Bill Next Year first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
The Bank of England to step up its talks with the international counterparts on a regulatory regime for cryptocurrency next year. In an interview with The Times, Sarah Breeden, executive director for financial strategy and risk at the central bank, said that as banks begin to offer crypto-assets trading and custody services to clients, global […] The post Bank of England to Coordinate with International Regulators for Stricter Crypto Rules first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
The Senate of Paraguay has passed a bill that will regulate the trading and mining of cryptocurrencies in the country. Paraguayan Senator Fernando Silva Facetti, one of the three authors of the bill, confirmed this on Twitter, saying Paraguay’s Chamber of Deputies will discuss the bill next year.
While Russian President Vladimir Putin supports crypto as a means of payment, the country’s central bank remains skeptical about them. “We are advocating for Russia’s financial infrastructure not to be used for investments into cryptocurrencies, and this is possible to implement,” Governor Elvira Nabiullina told a briefing on Friday.