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Lawyers for Tether and Bitfinex parent iFinex have said a class action accusing them of market manipulation relies on unfounded allegations.
Credit default swaps (of “The Big Short” infamy) have come to the Ethereum blockchain. Opium Exchange says they can help crypto investors manage risk.
Shyft Network is adding Huobi, Bitfinex and Tether to its crypto-focused anti-money laundering platform as the sector ramps up FATF compliance efforts.
Average Ethereum transaction fees reached $10.33 on Tuesday.
A "3rd party" crypto exchange ordered the swap. Signs point to Binance.
Tether’s USDT is now live on scaling blockchain OMG Network in a bid to decrease pressure on its parent blockchain, Ethereum.
Bitcoin heads to bearish territory while the Ethereum blockchain’s gas fees continue to be pricey.
Bittrex and Poloniex were added to the class-action lawsuit as defendants in June.
Based on "real volume" from eight reputable exchanges, these 20 digital assets attract most of the sector's legitimate trading activity.
Bitcoin is back in bullish territory but can the buying last?
Tether's volume on decentralized lender Compound has quadrupled to over $224 million in just a few days, and is by far the dominant stablecoin on the platform.
There is little to no excitement in the markets today with bitcoin staying steady, which has been the case for its overall price performance the past six weeks.
In a now-deleted tweet, Coinbase Custody International announced on Twitter it was adding support for withdrawals and deposits in the stablecoin tether.
An amended lawsuit alleging Tether and Bitfinex manipulated the bitcoin market is now claiming Poloniex and Bittrex were also involved.