This week’s bearish regulatory actions and rumors were not strong enough to suppress investors’ appetite for cryptocurrency.
Delphi Lab's general counsel said the SEC was being "more thorough than usual" in its lawsuit against Terraform Labs and its co-founder Do Kwon.
Despite the minting of $50 million in TUSD, Zhao previously said the regulatory crackdown on stablecoins in the U.S. will cause the USD-back stablecoin market to “shrink.”
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Tether’s USDT has seen its market capitalization rebound to nearly $70 billion as the SEC ordered Paxos to stop issuing BUSD, the third-largest stablecoin.
Bitcoin proponents called it the start of another bull run, while a few other analysts believe it's a bear trap.
Bitcoin and select altcoins have rebounded sharply off their support levels, a possible sign that traders are buying the recent dip in the market.
Traders are pivoting into decentralized solutions like GMX, LDO and MKR as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cracks down on the crypto industry.
Polygon’s steady ecosystem development and first-mover status in launching a zkEVM have traders feeling bullish about MATIC’s price.