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The definition of a cryptocurrency is a digital asset containing cryptographic protocols that make transactions secure and immutable. Cryptocurrencies are built on top of distributed ledger technology, blockchain — which allows it to be decentralized and immune to government control and interference. Transactions involving cryptocurrencies involve public and private keys, enabling minimal processing fees, allowing users to be able to make transfers without traditional third-party institutions.


Mango Markets Exploiter Nabbed For Fraud
Puerto Rico detained crypto trader Avraham Eisenberg for market manipulation and fraud. Eisenberg manipulated Mango Markets' MNGO token on October 11. He then obtained "large loans" on its inflated collateral, emptying Mango's treasury of about $110 million in different cryptocurrencies.
Deso Blockchain Crosses 2 Million Accounts Amid Elon Musk's Twitter Revamp
The DeSo Blockchain, a custom-built layer-1 designed for the scalability of decentralized social applications for millions of users, recently crossed 2 million accounts and 130,000 MAUs.
Binance Spreads Holiday Cheer With Themed Gift Card And Secret Santa Events
This year, Binance expanded its Gift Cards selection to include over 238 unique holiday-themed designs. Adding to the festivities, the platform is hosting a series of promotional events, including Mystery Boxes and a Secret Santa promotion with more than $70,000 in rewards.
Gate.io Closer To US Debut Following Local Licensing
Gate US, the U.S. branch of Gate.io, the fourth biggest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, claims it has operating licenses in multiple jurisdictions. Gate US would not specify what states it has gotten permits from but stated it is not accepting consumers from the nation at this time. It joins other top US exchanges by volume including Binance US and Gemini.
The Bank Of Canada Stresses Stablecoin Regulation When Legislation Is Presented
Between 2020 and mid-2022, the fiat-referenced crypto asset market grew 30-fold to $161 billion in U.S. dollars. In February, the Canadian House of Commons proposed Bill C-249, Encouraging the Cryptoasset Sector Act. Canada's crypto community supported the law, but it was politically controversial and buried after its second reading.
Nigeria Passes Bitcoin And Cryptocurrency Law
The Nigerian government will soon legalize Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Punch Newspapers of Nigeria announced the news on December 18 after interviewing House of Representatives Committee on Capital Markets Chairman Babangida Ibrahim. If passed, the local Securities and Exchange Commission might consider cryptocurrencies and other digital monies as investment capital.
Happy Holidays for the TRON Grand Hackathon 2022 Season 3 Winners
There were 1185 participants in Season 3 of the TRON Grand Hackathon 2022, who formed 272 teams that submitted projects in one of six tracks: Web3, DeFi, NFT, GameFi, Ecosystem, and TRON Academy.
Metropoly Pre-Sale Raised 300k After Releasing Beta
The Metropoly presale for the METRO token has started successfully, with seven stages sold out and only three remaining. The METRO token presale started at $0.033 and will launch at a fixed price of $0.1. Metropoly has already managed to raise over $300,000 in its presale. The blockchain-based project aims to transform the real estate industry's operations, bringing it into the digital age.
FSB to set crypto regulatory norms globally
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) apparently plans to regulate bitcoin next year. The FSB's departing secretary general, Dietrich Domanski, said recent incidents show it's essential to address concerns in the field. Crypto regulatory suggestions will hold crypto ventures to the same standards as banks.
SBF Wishes To Create A Company, Formally Added As Hearing Witness
According to Nov. 14 bankruptcy documents, FTX may have "more than 1 million creditors" and lost $10 billion to $50 billion. FTX's ex-CEO wants to launch a firm to compensate them. On his media apology tour, Bankman-Fried again denied fraud. FTX founder William Bankman-Fried has been confirmed as a witness for the House Committee on Financial Services hearing on Dec. 13. He missed the Dec. 14 Senate Committee hearing on the FTX collapse. The other witness is FTX CEO John Ray.

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