Hong Kong’s securities regulator aims to approve the first batch of Spot Bitcoin ETFs on April 15. However, their availability is expected to commence roughly two weeks after approval, Tencent News reported Wednesday. Financial analysts were quoted as projecting that the

Toncoin (TON) reaches a new all-time high amid speculation that Telegram’s founder may consider an initial public offering (IPO). According to CoinMarketCap, the price of Toncoin briefly exceeded the $7 mark and broke its historical record. As Toncoin’s market cap surpassed

VanEck CEO Jan van Eck has expressed doubt regarding the approval of spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in May.  In an interview with CNBC on April 9, van Eck stated that his firm’s spot

Investors in Germany are regaining optimism and confidence in crypto following a challenging period for the market last year. Still, some reservations persist. A recent KPMG study conducted with BTC-ECHO surveyed about 2,400 private crypto investors across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

  Here is our weekly collection of digital asset listing and delisting, trading pair-related announcements by crypto exchanges that we found last week and today. Have we missed something? Do you have information about new listings and/or delistings? Let us know here. _________________________________________ MEXC Listings: Shiboo

South Korea’s elections take place today and the outcome of who comes out tops will play a crucial role in influencing the regulatory environment for the crypto industry. The two main political parties in South Korea are the Democratic Party of

South Korean election results could hinge on the voting intentions of the country’s 6 million crypto traders, reports claimed April 9. The nation goes to the polls on April 10 to vote in legislative elections, with both major parties making crypto-related

Traders use platforms like DEXScreener to find the top crypto gainers today. Source: DEXScreener’s X Account Following a bearish day of price action amongst blue-chip cryptocurrencies, traders looking to turn a quick profit are flocking in droves to the on-chain micro-cap

South Korean regulators want to block traders from dumping stolen coins on the country’s crypto exchanges. The move follows news from earlier this month, when regulators in the nation said they wanted to stop trading platforms from listing hacked tokens. Per News1,

Blockchain security platform CertiK uncovered a Telegram vulnerability on April 9 that allows hackers to deploy a remote code execution (RCE) attack through “specially crafted media files, such as images or videos.” CertiK’s Discovery Reveals Telegram Vulnerability CertiK raised the alarm in