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Safeguarding Your Crypto: Meet the Defenders at CAT Labs
According to the analytical firm Cybersecurity Ventures, losses caused by cybercrime will increase by 15% annually and are expected to reach $10.5 trillion per year by 2025. To protect the assets of both the government and private investors, CAT Labs, a startup, is stepping in to provide solutions. Scammers Exploit Fame of Musk, CZ and Buterin in Texas Fraud Case
Amid the hype surrounding AI projects, there has been a surge in activity from crypto scammers promoting AI-related coins. The Texas State Securities Board, with the support of several other regulators, is cracking down on one such scheme. 10 Alternatives to CoinMarketCap
CoinMarketCap may be the most well-known analytical resource for crypto assets. However, with Binance's acquisition of the platform, many have noticed discrepancies in its data compared to other sources. Therefore, it's crucial to explore alternative options to stay informed and up-to-date. EU Members Nearing Agreement on Crypto Tax Data Sharing
European Union (EU) member states are close to a unanimous agreement on new rules for sharing data on cryptocurrency and non-fungible token (NFT) holdings among tax authorities. Formal approval is expected next week, though some governments are still awaiting procedural approval from national parliaments. The UST and LUNA Crash: One Year Later and Its Lasting Impact
One year ago, the crypto world witnessed the dramatic collapse of the UST stablecoin and LUNA token, which has left an indelible mark on the market. The creator of the Do Kwon project, who had confidently promised to restore the UST peg to the US dollar, is now synonymous with the debacle that shook investor confidence and contributed to the intensification of the bearish market. 
Coinbase Eyes UAE as Strategic Hub for Crypto Expansion
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has rapidly established itself as a global center for web3 innovation, with the nation boasting a thriving startup ecosystem, robust blockchain infrastructure, and a cryptocurrency adoption rate exceeding 11% of the population. What Is the Sell in May and Go Away Strategy?
"Sell in May and go away" is a well-known finance saying passed down through generations of traders and investors. It suggests that markets are likely to go down in late spring. But what is the story behind this phrase and can it be considered reliable advice for crypto portfolio holders? 
White House Proposes Tax on Crypto Mining
The US budget for fiscal year 2024 is poised to foster economic development, trim household expenses, and improve healthcare and social security. Among the novel provisions in the proposal is the DAME, an excise tax on energy consumption related to digital assets mining. 
The NFTFi market is witnessing a significant revival, with the Blur Blend NFT collateralized lending platform playing a crucial role. Following its launch, the total value of loans on the network has surpassed $67 million, reaching a six-month record, according to data from Dune Analytics.
Currently, Blur Blend dominates the NFTFi market, accounting for a staggering 75% of the total volume of all loans in the sector. This resurgence has prompted renewed interest in the potential of NFT-backed lending and its applications within the broader blockchain and crypto ecosystem.
To learn more about the NFTFi space and how it could become a new trend in 2023, read the full article on the website. S&P Solutions Accused of Money Laundering Through Crypto ATMs
The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office, in cooperation with the U.S. Secret Service (USSS), filed charges against S&P Solutions and three of its employees for operating crypto ATMs without a proper license, conspiring to launder money, and engaging in corrupt activities. Hong Kong Promises Strict Crypto Regulation
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Chief Executive Eddie Yue, in an interview, emphasized the city's intention to enforce stringent crypto regulations. He said, "Our regulation will be tight. We will facilitate the development of the ecosystem here, generating considerable excitement. However, this doesn't imply lax regulation." Ripple's legal battle with SEC costs $200 million and counting
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed that the company has spent $200 million defending itself against a lawsuit brought by the United States Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). He made this statement during a fireside chat at the Dubai Fintech Summit, highlighting the differences in crypto regulation progress between the U.S., the UAE, and Europe. Argentine Authorities Set Sights on Crypto Payments
Argentina's central bank has put a stop to payment providers offering crypto transactions, aiming to limit the country's payment-system exposure to digital assets. The move impacts fintechs and financial institutions alike, as both are now prohibited from facilitating crypto services through their apps. 
Coinbase CEO: US Market, We're Not Leaving You
In a recent Q1 earnings call, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong wanted to make it crystal clear that the crypto exchange is "100% committed" to the US market, despite the not-so-clear regulatory landscape. Armstrong is optimistic about Congress soon passing crypto regulations, as bipartisan support seems to be the new trend.