A year since FTX collapsed, what’s changed?
The conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried for one of the biggest cases of financial fraud in America’s history raises the question: what next for crypto?
The conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried for one of the biggest cases of financial fraud in America’s history raises the question: what next for crypto?
Cryptocurrencies have emerged as a global financial phenomenon, reshaping traditional finance and investment landscapes. As the crypto market continues to expand, governments worldwide are facing the challenge of creating regulatory frameworks to govern this dynamic industry.
Last year was a tumultuous one for the crypto market, with crypto prices falling dramatically following events such as the Terra/Luna crash and the collapse of FTX.
2022 has been a tough year for crypto. After the collapse of the Terra Luna ecosystem, multiple high profile court cases and a tsunami of layoffs, the industry was hoping for a calm final stretch to the end of the year. Cue the spectacular fallout of FTX.
As Central Bank Digital Currency Development (CBDC) begins to move from the research phase to real-life building, I’ve spent a lot of time in recent months thinking about why a retail CBDC might be needed.
Chatsworth leads global PR support for enterprise blockchain software firm R3 since its launch.