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Today in Crypto: Bank of England to Reject Revolut's Banking Licence Application, ASX Abandons Blockchain, HashKey to Raise Funds at $1BN Valuation, Ledger Co-founder Calls Recover Service Launch a 'Horrible Mess'

Today in Crypto: Bank of England to Reject Revolut's Banking Licence Application, ASX Abandons Blockchain, HashKey to Raise Funds at $1BN Valuation, Ledger Co-founder Calls Recover Service Launch a 'Horrible Mess'

Get your daily, bite-sized digest of cryptoasset and blockchain-related news – investigating the stories flying under the radar of today’s crypto news...

Wells Fargo to cough up $1Bn in lawsuit settlement amid prolonged recovery from series of scandals

Wells Fargo to cough up $1Bn in lawsuit settlement amid prolonged recovery from series of scandals

The embattled financial titan, Wells Fargo & Co, has reached a monumental settlement agreement, opting to pay $1 billion in resolution of a lawsuit. T...

White House: North Korean Funded Missile Program with $1bn Crypto Hack Haul

White House: North Korean Funded Missile Program with $1bn Crypto Hack Haul

The White House says that crypto industry “security vulnerabilities” allowed North Korean hackers to “steal more than $1 billion” in the past two year...

Just-In: Binance Launches $1Bn Industry Recovery Initiative

Just-In: Binance Launches $1Bn Industry Recovery Initiative

Binance has announced the formation of what it refers to as an “industry recovery initiative” in the wake of the failure of the cryptocurrency exchang...

Breaking: SBF Received $1Bn In Personal Loans From Alameda Research

Breaking: SBF Received $1Bn In Personal Loans From Alameda Research

Sam Bankman-Fried a.k.a SBF, the former CEO of FTX, acquired a $1 billion personal loan from Alameda Research, one of the four silo firms that played...

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