Sen. Warren Questions MrBeast on Step Acquisition Amid Teen Crypto Concerns
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is demanding answers from Beast Industries after it acquired teen banking app Step. Her letter focuses on Step’s past crypto offerings for minors, its marketing tactics, and user protection concerns...
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Senators Warren, Curtis Press Kalshi and Polymarket on Election Insider Trading
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and John Curtis have asked Kalshi and Polymarket to explain how they keep insiders out of election markets,...
Warren, Curtis Press Kalshi and Polymarket on Election Trading Safeguards
The senators set a Nov. 3 deadline for answers, including how many suspected election-trading violations were stopped before trade...
Securitize answers anti-tokenization Wall Street Journal ad with a full-page ad of its own
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CFTC and US Lawmaker Offer Two Different Answers to Binance’s $6.3B Hack
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Binance Hack: CZ Fires Back at Elon Musk, Cites $1B SpaceX Stake as Coinbase Offers Security Support
The dispute unfolded as Binance worked to contain the October 29 attack, freeze affected assets, and reassure customers that their...
Morning Minute: Hedge Funds Left the BTC ETF Trade and Sovereign Wealth Stepped In
Now the BTC ETFs have flipped green for the month after $400M+ inflows this week, setting the stage for a big November.