WSJ and New York Post sue Perplexity AI for copyright infringement claims.
A WSJ article has sparked speculation that the crypto industry could thrive under Donald Trump's leadership again, suggesting an end to the U.S. "war against crypto." This discussion became a hot topic among crypto enthusiasts over the weekend.
Tether has minted 7 billion USDT in the past week, injecting significant liquidity into the market. This increase may indicate rising demand for stablecoins, influencing trading dynamics. Tether reported record earnings and is exploring new business opportunities, while addressing regulatory scrutiny.
Tether reported a $2.5B profit in Q3 2024, driven by U.S. Treasury yields and gold appreciation. Total assets stand at $125.5B against $119.4B liabilities, with over $6B in excess reserves. The company holds over $105B in cash and equivalents and denied reports about U.S. criminal activity.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino refutes WSJ's claims of a federal investigation into money laundering. The WSJ report suggests US authorities are probing Tether's role in illegal activities. The news briefly affected Bitcoin's price, which stabilized after Ardoino's denial. Tether faces criticism over transparency and audit lapses.
Cryptocurrencies fell after a WSJ report about Tether's investigation for links to sanctioned individuals, drawing strong company criticism.
Unsubstantiated Tether investigation report affects crypto markets.
Tether faces a criminal investigation for potential involvement in illegal activities, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. Amidst these developments, the CEO criticized recent reports.
Bitcoin dropped as Tether faces a criminal probe, impacting crypto markets.
Tether criticizes WSJ for alleging US investigation related to sanction and AML violations, calling it irresponsible reporting without verified sources. The company denies knowledge of any ongoing investigations and highlights collaboration with law enforcement to fight cryptocurrency misuse.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the US federal government is investigating Tether for alleged violations of sanctions and anti-money-laundering regulations. The investigation is based on information from unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
Stronger-than-expected September jobs data might delay Federal Reserve rate cuts, potentially impacting crypto prices.
UAE Fund is in discussions to invest in OpenAI, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. The move could have significant implications for the crypto market.
Ripple's chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, argues that the US dollar, not cryptocurrencies, is the main problem in global money laundering, citing a Wall Street Journal report on Ali Ghulam as evidence.
Huawei's Ascend 910C processor is in testing and has eager customers, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal releases a video discussing Bitcoin with accompanying comment section on Stacker News.
Bitcoin (BTC) sees a notable surge as Wall Street Journal journalist Nick Timiraos reports that Federal Reserve may consider a rate cut following optimistic inflation data, though future cuts depend on more CPI reports.
Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos assesses the probability of a FED interest rate cut after recent favorable inflation figures.
Binance, a top cryptocurrency exchange, has openly refuted allegations of market manipulation that were reported by the Wall Street Journal and supposedly came from an ex-employee.
Binance and DWF Labs have publicly dismissed accusations of market manipulation presented by the Wall Street Journal. Binance emphasizes its dedication to rigorous surveillance and adhering to regulatory norms to ensure a fair trading environment.
Binance has denied involvement in market manipulation amidst allegations concerning $300 million in wash trading with cryptocurrencies, like YGG, following a Wall Street Journal report citing a former employee.
DWF Labs is embroiled in controversy after a Wall Street Journal report citing anonymous sources alleged the firm was involved in market manipulation, leading to its dismissal by Binance.
Binance dismissed a team that identified market manipulation activities such as pump-and-dump schemes and wash trading by their VIP clients, according to the Wall Street Journal.