Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao Reveals Bad Trading Behavior Plaguing One Crypto Exchange

Changpeng Zhao (CZ), CEO of Binance, says that there is a crypto exchange that may be employing poor standards in its trading platform. CZ tells his 6.8 million Twitter followers that he recently learned the term “jitters,” which refers to a lag on trading platforms between when an order is placed and when it is executed. Sometimes, while an order is delayed, other orders are able to jump the queue and front-run them, though it’s not clear whether this is intentional or not. “Just learned a new word, jitters. On…

Schiff Says US Inflation Decline ‘Only Temporary,’ Mark Cuban Sued, JPMorgan CEO on Recession, Axie Infinity Update — Bitcoin.com News Week in Review – The Weekly Bitcoin News

Gold bug and economist Peter Schiff has warned that the seeming ease in inflation for the United States economy is nothing to get too excited about, as Shark Tank star billionaire Mark Cuban is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly promoting a “massive Ponzi scheme.” In other news, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon thinks “something worse” than a recession could be coming, and popular play-to-earn (P2E) blockchain game Axie Infinity hits $4B in sales and announces the removal of SLP rewards from classic mode. This is the Bitcoin.com News Week…

Reports Say FTX Warns Customers Not to Interact With Aztec Network, CEO Sam Bankman-Fried Responds – Privacy Bitcoin News

According to reports on social media, a number of users have complained that FTX has blocked a transaction that was associated with the Aztec Network’s zkmoney privacy technology. Following the accusations, FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried explained that transactions are monitored for AML compliance but it “does not mean any accounts were frozen.” Journalist Wu Blockchain Says an FTX User’s Account Was Frozen After the User Transacted With the Aztec Network’s Privacy Enhancing ZK-Rollups On August 18, the China-based journalist, Colin Wu ‘Blockchain,’ published a tweet that said a user who…

United Texas Bank CEO wants to ‘limit the issuance of US dollar-backed stablecoins to banks’

Scott Beck, chief executive officer of United Texas Bank, called on members of the state’s blockchain working group to recommend policy for leaving stablecoins to banks rather than crypto firms. Speaking before the Texas Work Group on Blockchain Matters in Austin on Friday, Beck suggested limiting the issuance of U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins to licensed banks rather than issuers like Circle. The United Texas Bank CEO cited a November report from the President’s Working Group on Financial Markets, in which the group said stablecoin issuers should be held to the same…

Kraken CEO Jesse Powell Says Crypto Exchange Will Be Forced To Freeze Funds Coming From Tornado Cash

Kraken CEO Jesse Powell says that the US government’s decision to sanction Tornado Cash leaves the crypto exchange with no option but to block funds coming in from the coin mixing service.  Earlier this month, the U.S. Treasury Department banned Americans from using of Tornado Cash, citing national security concerns as the agency claims the protocol has been used to launder $7 billion worth of crypto assets since 2019.  In a new interview with Bloomberg, the head of the crypto exchange says that there are still a lot of people…

Another crypto CEO steps down as Genesis Trading restructures leadership

Michael Moro, CEO of Digital Currency Group’s market maker and lending subsidiary Genesis Trading, has become the latest executive to step down from a leadership role at a crypto company amid the market downturn. In a Wednesday announcement, Genesis said Moro will leave his position as the company’s CEO, a role in which he worked since April 2016. According to Moro, he will support Genesis’ “next phase of growth” in an advisory role as the firm transitions to new leadership. 7/ Since our founding in 2013, Genesis has successfully navigated…

Web3 gives creators in emerging markets a shot, says Faro Company CEO

While the entertainment and production industry is still primarily dominated by the West, shows like the Squid Game demonstrate an opportunity for non-Western productions to take flight on the international scene. With some help from Web3, creators in developing markets can find their way to a bigger stage, according to an expert in the entertainment industry.  In a Cointelegraph interview, Mehmet Eryılmaz, the CEO of the entertainment-focused Web3 team Faro Company, shared his thoughts on how Web3 can contribute to the development of entertainment in emerging countries. According to the…