Jamie Crawley

Jamie has been part of CoinDesk's news team since February 2021, focusing on breaking news, Bitcoin tech and protocols and crypto VC. He holds BTC, ETH and DOGE.

Jamie Crawley

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Finance

Republic Completes $36M Funding Round; Teases Token Sale Platform

A series of planned token sales starts with an offering from Cere Network later this month.

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Markets

Central Bank of Ireland Expands Anti-Money Laundering Regime

The new requirements take effect in April.

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Policy

EU Regulators Warn Again on Crypto Investment Risks

The European Supervisory Authorities said some cryptocurrencies are "highly risky and speculative" in a new report.

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Finance

Crypto.com Signs Sponsorship Deal With NHL's Montreal Canadiens

The crypto exchange's logo is coming to center ice at the Bell Centre.

Shea Weber of the Montreal Canadiens

Policy

Bitcoin Suisse Pulls Banking License Application After Negative Feedback

FINMA cited money-laundering defense "weaknesses" as one reason for the license denial.

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Markets

Coinbase Pro Adds Support for Cardano's ADA

Trading will start on March 18 if sufficient supply of ADA is established on the platform.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong

Markets

MetaKovan, Buyer of Record-Setting Beeple NFT, Explains Why He Spent $69.3M

The pseudonymous founder of NFT fund Metapurse said he plans to "build monuments in the virtual world."

Beeple's "Everydays"

Markets

Billionaire Investor Howard Marks Warming to Bitcoin

Marks, who is worth $2.1 billion, said his early comments on bitcoin were a "knee-jerk reaction."

Howard Marks, co-founder of Oaktree Capital

Finance

Crypto.com Appoints Music Industry Veteran to Lead New NFT Marketplace

The exchange is soon to launch an invite-only NFT platform it says will feature top artists and sports stars.

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Policy

Bank of Japan Governor Stresses Need to Prepare for Digital Currency Launch

The central bank will begin digital currency experiments later this spring.

Haruhiko Kuroda, governor of the Bank of Japan