What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
Editorial Office CVJ.CH
Since 2018, the editorial team at Crypto Valley Journal has been reporting from Zug - the heart of Switzerland’s Crypto Valley - on Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, blockchain, and regulatory developments in digital assets. Behind the publication’s collective editorial voice is a team of writers with backgrounds in financial markets, law, and technology.
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The crypto survey in Zug shows a mixed picture: many people are aware of cryptocurrencies, but adoption remains muted.
Blockchain experts identified the North Korean hacker group Lazarus as the attackers of Bybit. But who exactly are they?
The Bybit hack marks the biggest crypto theft in history. Hackers identified as the Lazarus Group stole 1.5 billion dollars.
What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
The SEC establishes the Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit (CETU) to combat fraud involving crypto, AI, and cyberattacks.
The Swiss Federal Council aims to address shortcomings in the FinTech license and stablecoin regulation through new proposals.
Mubadala, one of Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth funds, acquired Bitcoin ETFs worth $460 million in 2024, according to official reports.
What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
The SEC and the crypto exchange Binance have requested a 60-day pause in their ongoing legal dispute and lawsuit.
The insolvent crypto exchange FTX will begin repaying the USD 16 billion in customer funds on February 18, 2025.
SIX introduces a new service that allows financial institutions to deposit crypto-assets as collateral.
A new study by the crypto exchange Bitget Research reveals a major shift in retirement planning among younger generations. Gen Z and Gen Alpha are showing a growing distrust of traditional pension systems and a strong preference for alternative investments, particularly cryptocurrencies. The study highlights several key trends in how younger generations approach retirement savings: 78% of respondents prefer alternative savings over traditional pension funds. 20% are open to receiving pensions in cryptocurrency, showing a growing interest in digital assets as part of their retirement strategy. Over 40% already invest in cryptocurrencies, demonstrating high engagement with the crypto market. 73%…
The SEC has acknowledged an application for a Solana ETF, starting the clock for approval or rejection with the deadline in October.
What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in the weekly review.
Trump eases crypto regulation: SEC pulls back as new leadership adopts an industry-friendly approach.
18 percent hold crypto assets in Switzerland, an IFZ and LUKB study shows. Banks see potential for up to 1 million advisory clients.
The 21Shares mid-year report rates the Bitcoin cycle as intact despite a 50 percent correction and sees prediction markets ahead.
