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Terraform Accuses Jane Street of Using Insider Telegram Group Ahead of $40B UST-LUNA Collapse

Terraform Labs has accused Jane Street, a prominent trading firm, of utilizing an insider Telegram group to gain an unfair advantage prior to the collapse of the UST and LUNA cryptocurrencies, which resulted in a loss of approximately $40 billion. The allegations suggest that Jane Street may have engaged in manipulative trading practices by receiving non-public information about the impending crisis. Terraform's claims are part of a broader legal battle as the company seeks to hold various parties accountable for the collapse. The situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding market manipulation and the integrity of trading practices in the cryptocurrency space.

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Boerse Stuttgart taps SocGen, flatexDEGIRO for EU blockchain settlement push

Boerse Stuttgart has partnered with Societe Generale (SocGen) and flatexDEGIRO to advance blockchain-based settlement solutions in the European market. This collaboration aims to enhance the efficiency and security of financial transactions using distributed ledger technology. The initiative is part of a broader trend in the financial sector to adopt blockchain

Jane Street accused of using Terra Telegram backchannel before UST crash

Jane Street, a prominent trading firm, is facing allegations of utilizing a private Telegram channel associated with the Terra ecosystem to gain insider information prior to the collapse of the UST stablecoin. The accusations suggest that the firm may have engaged in unfair trading practices by accessing confidential discussions that

Bitcoin’s ‘less aggressive demand’ may lead to months of consolidation: Analysis

Bitcoin's demand has shown signs of becoming less aggressive, which analysts suggest could result in a period of consolidation lasting several months. This shift in demand dynamics is attributed to various market factors, including macroeconomic conditions and investor sentiment. Analysts believe that a stabilization in Bitcoin's

Blockchain.com files with SEC for U.S. IPO

Blockchain.com has officially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company, known for its cryptocurrency wallet and exchange services, aims to capitalize on the growing interest in digital assets. The filing comes amid a challenging regulatory environment for crypto

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Boerse Stuttgart taps SocGen, flatexDEGIRO for EU blockchain settlement push

Jane Street accused of using Terra Telegram backchannel before UST crash

Bitcoin’s ‘less aggressive demand’ may lead to months of consolidation: Analysis

Blockchain.com files with SEC for U.S. IPO