Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Jeff Merkley gave Will Scharf until Nov. 23 to answer seven questions on White House ethics after the case of Gabriel Perez, who settled federal charges over bets on the wording of Trump's speeches.
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Ethlabs says it is giving up on 10-second blocks in Hegota so its researchers can work on quantum- and AI-resistant cryptography, a plan core developers have yet to take up. The post...
The grants program's 8% cut would sit in a locked fund with no spending rules yet, and 50,000 ZEC would leave its treasury, under a merged draft that Zcash coinholders vote on from Nov....
Strategy and Metaplanet, both flagged by MSCI's non-operating company screen, drop out of its indexes at the Nov. 30 close, and Strategy is the only one of 24 USA Index deletions not...
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The SEC reportedly filed a brief supporting the CFTC, while Better Markets and two former SEC officials asked a federal judge to block perpetual futures on U.S. stocks. The post SEC...
Judge Colleen McMahon refused to defer to the CFTC, whose October rules she called irreconcilable, and found at the preliminary-injunction stage that New York can require a state...
