Global cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com has received conditional approval for a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license from the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, CryptoBriefing reported. Acc...

Global cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com has received conditional approval for a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license from the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, CryptoBriefing reported. According to the report, Crypto.com first registered for the license in 2022. The approval follows the Cayman Islands' implementation of a stricter licensing regime for crypto custody and trading platforms, which was introduced in April of the previous year.

Cayman Islands conditionally approves Crypto.com VASP license

SIREN, the BNB Chain token tied to meme and AI-agent narratives, crashed roughly 75% in 24 hours on Saturday, sliding from highs near $0.520 to lows around $0.126 after its top holder began dumping th...

SIREN Token Crashes 75% as Whale Triggers a Massive Sell-Off

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Binance Wallet, Bybit and Bitget canceled SpaceX pre-IPO offerings after failing to secure shares through xStocks.
The issue wasn't tokenization itself but getting access to the underlying ass...

SpaceX IPO scramble reveals difference between tokenizing a stock and getting one

The sudden removal of the two models has caused widespread shock in the tech industry and AI community.