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A crypto firm sent a disability worker $10m by mistake. Months later she was arrested at an Australian airport

Crypto.com made global headlines for a multimillion-dollar error that went unspotted for months. A court case reveals how it all went wrong

The Guardian - AU

Crypto.com was among dozens of potential suitors for FTX Europe. But the bankruptcy estate isn't selling it

A $320 million lawsuit from the failed crypto exchange is more complicated than it first appears.

Fortune

Gemini looks to Dubai and Crypto.com nabs Singapore license as U.S. crypto companies continue overseas expansion

Gemini had announced the opening of a derivatives exchange in Singapore in May.

Fortune

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The most famous basketball sponsorship in history

As one of the most popular sports in the world, basketball attracts sponsors from all business verticals. If you check the list with fast payout casinos , you will probably notice some very familiar brands. How come? Well, some of them invested ...

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The 5 best cryptocurrency apps and exchanges for February 2023

We compared various crypto apps and exchanges and weighed account minimums, cryptocurrency offerings, fees, mobile app ratings, and more.

Fortune

US crackdown seeks to push crypto back to the fringes of finance

Crypto’s free pass is getting yanked as the most powerful US financial regulators rapidly close key doors to the country’s banking system.

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Crypto.com's name is all over the 2022 World Cup. Will it be around for the next one?

Crypto.com issued a report to reassure customers and the public its finances are just fine. Is that enough?

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Why sports sponsorship is unlikely to save cryptocurrency firms from 'crypto winter'

If you have been watching the Fifa World Cup in Qatar closely, you will have noticed the advertising on the hoardings around the pitch. Alongside the usual names – Adidas, Coca-Cola, Visa – there are some new ones, including Crypto.com, the Singapore-based cryptocurrency and payment platform.

The Conversation

Senator raises concerns over lack of checks for crypto businesses seeking financial services licences

Andrew Bragg says businesses promote themselves as regulated – despite there being no regulation of cryptocurrency in Australia

The Guardian - AU

FTX's implosion raise questions about Genesis, Crypto.com, and Silvergate

BlockFi is likely the just first of some big dominoes to fall in the wake of the FTX collapse. Here are some others to watch.

Fortune

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 19 November 2022

We're loathe to kick someone while they are down but this story has gone from ludicrous to fever-dream. Sam Bankman-Fried is trying to tweet through it. FTX's bankruptcy specialists are rending their garments and ululating.

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What do we know so far about collapse of crypto exchange FTX?

How did Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX fail and what does the firm’s fate tell us about cryptocurrencies?

The Guardian - UK

FTX's downfall casts a shadow over other sports-rights deals. What's up, Crypto.com Arena?

When the Miami Heat announced in March 2021 that the team had sold naming rights for its arena to FTX, the response from sports fans was a resounding: Who?

Los Angeles Times

"The Impossible Challenge" - YouTuber bids to attend every World Cup game

Renowned YouTuber Thogden is attempting to become the first person ever to attend every single World Cup game over the next month, starting with Qatar vs Ecuador on Sunday

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The Guardian - AU

AFL stands by Crypto.com partnership amid fears of a cryptocurrency meltdown

League says no change to deal with Singapore-based exchange, as market is rocked by FTX collapse

Fortune

‘We’ll prove them all wrong.’ Crypto backers defend sector in the wake of FTX crash

Cryptocurrency could survive the current downturn, but even industry backers say regulators need to step in.

The Times of India

Crypto.com’s sinking token stirs fresh anxiety after FTX wipeout

The one constant in digital assets right now is fear and its latest object is Crypto.com, an exchange whose sponsorship of sports like Formula One racing and the soccer World Cup have popularized its brand.

Benzinga

Interview: Cronos Provides First Ethereum-To-Cosmos Bridge And Is Building An Interchain Web3

Cosmos (CRYPTO: ATOM) has blazed its path in blockchain by approaching the blockchain equation not with a single star blockchain but with its stated "internet of blockchains," with

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From Tiger King Coin To Trump Coin: Top 5 Meme Coins That Went Crazy Volatile

Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) are some of the popular meme coins that have gained the support of tech evangelists and celebrities like Tesla CEO Elo

Benzinga

Crypto Platform Pulls Champions League Sponsorship: Could The Trend Continue?

As cryptocurrencies rocketed higher in 2021, one trend was crypto platforms and companies that operated in the sector seeing high revenue and growth. This inflow of money led to some massive sponsorships across professional sports.

Bangkok Post

Crypto platform mistakenly transfers $7m to woman

Crypto.com, the digital currency app that was fronted by Matt Damon in a Super Bowl TV advertisement, is seeking the return of about A$10.5 million (US$7.2 million) it accidentally transferred to a woman in Melbourne.

Benzinga

Earn CUDOS on Cosmos' leading decentralised exchange – Osmosis Frontier

The UK-based distributed cloud network Cudos has announced that its token is now listed on the largest decentralised exchange (DEX) in the Cosmos ecosystem – Osmosis Frontier. This listing makes the CUDOS token even more accessible to users in the Web3 space.

The Guardian - AU

Cryptocurrency company accidentally transfers $10.5m to Australian woman and doesn’t notice for seven months

Thevamanogari Manivel used money to buy Melbourne property before supreme court granted Crypto.com freeze on her bank account

Benzinga

$10 Million Oops! Fortune Didn't Favor the Brave, But A Crypto.com Blunder Favored This Woman

Thevamanogari Manivel, a Melbourne, Australia-based user of Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com, requested a refund from the company in the sum of $100 in May 2021, when Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ebbed and flowed between $32,700 and $59,000.

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Crypto.com accidentally sent a woman $7.2 million instead of $68

We can't say for sure, but that's probably bigger than Matt Damon's Crypto.com payday.

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