Let’s decipher together the news from the world of cryptocurrencies for the week of December 19 to 25, 2022.
Turbulent times for Binance?
Like every Monday, let’s decipher together the crypto news of the past week!
On the program of the day:
- Sam Bankman-Fried (ex-CEO of FTX) released on bail;
- Back to the FUD around Binance;
- Bitcoin (BTC) mining giant Core Scientific files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy;
- Ethereum (ETH): Visa is developing an automatic payment system;
- and a jumble of news.
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