The specifics of stablecoins, landmark lawsuits between crypto corporations and government regulators, the development of the cryptocurrency market in the world’s most promising regions, and major annual events. CP Media editors covered all of this during the past seven days.
On top of that, we should also remind you about relevant crypto news regularly published on the CoinsPaid Media website. It keeps you up-to-date with the main market events. In short, we help you track crypto market trends and broaden your horizons in blockchain technology simultaneously.
Surely everyone who’s dealt with cryptocurrencies knows what stablecoins are. But can you articulate a clear answer to that question or explain it to someone new to the cryptocurrency market? The feeling of “understanding” the topic is often deceptive, so we decided to cover stablecoins in detail in our new Academy piece.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) vigorously “regulates” the cryptocurrency market. In 2020, according to the agency itself, such “regulation” added $4.68 billion to the U.S. budget through fines from various crypto companies. However, this trick failed with Ripple Labs. The legal battle between the SEC and Ripple has been going on for three years, and the regulator has a good chance of losing, which could set a precedent for all future disputes of this kind.
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) crypto market was the fastest-growing in 2022. Mohammed AlKaff AlHashmi, Co-Founder of Islamic Coin, discusses the specifics of blockchain initiatives and current trends in crypto adoption in the region.
CP Media regularly reviews significant cryptocurrency events for the coming month. But some of the exhibitions, conferences, and forums take place on a regular basis, bringing together more and more representatives of the blockchain industry and related spheres year after year. We made a list of events with a long history and being key attractions for the cryptocurrency community.
