This week, Binance announced another regional licensed exchange, Binance.UK. The move further underscores a trend to such structures and speaks to further fragmentation in crypto liquidity.

The percentage of BTC unmoved for over a year has reached near all-time highs at 60.75% of the current supply.

CFTC chair Heath Tarbert has released a paper highlighting the commission's take on "principles-based regulation” versus “rules-based regulation.” In the essay, he notes that principle-based is the most appropriate framework for crypto regulation.

JP Morgan has become the latest major global investment bank that had a client note leak on their take on bitcoin (BTC) and crypto.

Canadian regulator's report concludes that the defunct crypto platform Quadriga CX was essentially a Ponzi scheme.

This week 2 ETH transactions have confused the crypto sphere.

Fidelity Investments survey reveals greater interest in the space among institutional investors. The high levels of interest are probably the most positive findings as it conceivably increases the likelihood of more broad participation by different investor segments in rallies.

Coinmarketcap's new "confidence" factor, which uses web traffic as another check against exchanges claimed volumes, is highly flawed.

Tether market cap surpassed USD 9 billion for the first time solidifying its standing as the 3rd largest crypto by that metric.

On Monday USDt,  launched on the OMG Network. The OMG Network describes itself as “a trustless, noncustodial, Layer-2 scaling solution for transferring value on Ethereum.”