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  • Nik Storonsky speaks on stage at a conference in Brazil.Companies

    $33 billion startup Revolut cites ‘evolving regulatory environment’ in decision to end crypto service to U.S. customers

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  • Coinbase employees in Times Square when the firm was first listed on the NASDAQ in April 2021.Companies

    Coinbase posts $97 million loss as revenue falls to $708 million, but shares jump after beating forecasts

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  • The Robinhood logo on a smartphone.Companies

    Robinhood’s first profitable quarter since IPO comes even as crypto revenue continues slide

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  • A man walks by a GameStop storefront.Companies

    GameStop’s quest for relevance—following meme-stock madness—won’t include crypto wallets, which it’s ending amid ‘regulatory uncertainty’

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  • Kelly DiGregorio is an incoming vice president at OpenSea.Companies

    The unheralded woman who closed Polygon’s deals with Starbucks, Disney, and Mastercard is now a VP at OpenSea

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  • At 555.55 carats, "The Enigma" is believed to be the largest black diamond on the planet.Regulators

    Crypto founder allegedly bought ‘The Enigma,’ the largest black diamond in the world, after raising more than $1 billion in unregistered securities

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  • Changpeng Zhao, founder and CEO of Binance, speaks on stage during a conference in Lisbon, Portugal.Companies

    Binance secures license in Dubai amid international pullback and mounting legal woes

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  • A saw cuts a circle around a coin with the Bitcoin logo.Regulators

    Tennessee couple allegedly defrauded over 100 investors of $6 million in ‘Blessings of God Thru Crypto’ scheme: ‘No one is here to scam you’

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  • A woman measures various Bitcoins with measuring tape.Companies

    Could Fabric’s computer chips revolutionize cryptography? The company raised $6 million in funding to produce a product that doesn’t exist yet

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  • March 12, 2023 : Fortune Magazine reporter Leo Schwartz gets a look at Worldcoin’s iris-scanning Orb. The company, founded by former Y Combinator president Sam Altman, converts the biometric data code generated from iris scans into crypto. It also creates verifiable digital identities that, in the company’s words, proves “you are a real and unique person.” CREDIT: Karsten Moran for Fortune MagazineThe Coins

    Sam Altman’s Worldcoin token nears $350 million market cap, potentially netting OpenAI CEO even more cash

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  • Photo illustration of a human hand taking a stack of money from a robotic hand that represent artificial intelligence.Finance

    Banks have used A.I. for decades—but now it’s going to take off like never before

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  • Elon Musk, CEO of Twitter and Tesla, speaks on stage at a conference in Paris.The Coins

    Elon Musk posted a Scooby-Doo meme—and Dogecoin added $320 million in 15 minutes

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  • A view of a crowd the window of the NFT gallery.NFTs and Culture

    ‘Digital art is here to stay’: Despite market downturn, NFTs are still popping up in galleries, including this small NYC exhibition space

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  • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks during the Bitcoin 2023 conference in Miami.Regulators

    Robert F. Kennedy Jr. still boosts Bitcoin, despite alleged conflict of interest, and wants to exempt the cryptocurrency from capital gains taxes

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  • Artistic representation of a woman measuring a number of Bitcoins with a tape measureCompanies

    RISC Zero raises $40 million to bring in-the-weeds cryptography to regular developers

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