In June, San Francisco held the biggest web3 event that the city had ever seen. “Join the world’s brightest dreamers & doers for a full day focused on web3, dapps, protocols, and the future of the internet,” said the website. “Change is in the air.”For over six months, the idea of a third iteration of

Vauld CEO Darshan Bathija said in a blog post on Monday that the company is facing “financial challenges” due to “volatile market conditions, the financial difficulties of our key business partners inevitably affecting us, and the current market climate” which has led to customers withdrawing more than $197.7 million from the platform since June 12.

BSN is a Beijing-backed network for blockchain developers in China and is intended to operate globally, with separate international and domestic versions to comply with rules in China.

The crypto market saw modestly higher prices on Monday, despite warnings from analysts and institutional investors that the market could fall further as contagion from recent insolvencies continues to spread.As of Monday at 16:17 UTC, bitcoin (BTC) traded at USD 19,819, up 4% for the past 24 hours but down 7% for the past

Switzerland’s principal exchange has experienced a sharp decline in trading activities for June 2022, according to its latest report. The broader digital-asset market remaining bearish and the recent selloffs have also contributed to the disappointing crypto figures, the report suggested. The Swiss Stock Exchange saw bleak trading results with volumes aggregating to CHF 97.8 billion

Sunny Aggarwal, the co-founder of the Cosmos-based Osmosis exchange, explained to CoinDesk, “Almost every rollup platform right now is all single operator – whether it’s Arbitrum, Optimism or StarkWare.” In other words, one company or computer, rather than a distributed network of node operators, is responsible for bundling up the transactions that eventually get passed