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Switzerland is keen on the automatic exchange of information (AEOI) for crypto. This makes little sense, and the USA is stepping out of line.

The crypto world is upside down due to bankruptcies of providers. Germany is increasing the protection of investors and thus also improving its attractiveness to Switzerland.

There are many dishonest acts going on in the digital assets sector. But the U.S. is holding some perpetrators accountable, sending an important signal to the crypto world.

The rehashing of insolvency cases in the crypto space has delivered negative surprises. Now it turns out that things can go in the other direction, too.

Outsiders can hardly look into private crypto companies. By raising capital, there’s an insight into the financial situation, as a recent example shows.

Providers in the crypto world are caught in a downward spiral. After crypto exchange FTX went belly up, lights are going out on the next platform.

A major player in the crypto world, the FTX exchange, has filed in the U. S. for creditor protection. And there is surprising news from the start of Chapter 11 proceedings.

The crypto world has been shaken up. Now authorities are pressing charges in a coin fraud case abroad, that could have happened in Switzerland.

The crypto world is out of control with the problems at the famous exchange FTX. But two major Swiss providers are making surprising statements.

The world of Bitcoins, Ethereums & Co. has become quite established. However, some developments in crypto are just incredible at the moment.

The FTX exchange, popular among crypto investors, has apparently run into extreme difficulties. However, the crypto world seems to be spared yet another insolvency case – for the moment.

The established banks are only slowly understanding the potential of the crypto world. However, the bank of all banks is getting the hang of it.

The Swiss bank UBS has resisted cryptocurrencies for what feels like ages. Especially ex-Chairman Axel Weber was a troublemaker there. Now the bank apparently realizes its mistake.

Swiss stock exchange SIX is expanding its services in digital assets. It is doing so with a very well-known partner in crypto.

The U.S. supermarket chain Walmart has launched two projects in the so-called metaverse. In the process, of course, it has the business in mind.

Crypto markets usually do exactly the opposite of what investors expect. After Ethereum’s ‘merge’ many hoped for price increases – but they didn’t come.

Coffee house chain Starbucks once led the market in cities with cozy cafes and free Internet. Now the Americans have another brilliant idea.

The USA has imposed sanctions on a comparatively large cryptocurrency. Users and crypto projects will have to pay attention to these things in the future.

Next Monday there should be a rush of customers in some post offices. The state-owned company will then launch the second series of crypto stamps, and big profits beckon.

The largest asset management company in the world, BlackRock, has entered into a cooperation for institutional clients. This time it’s about crypto.