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Change in crypto investment ecosystem is worrying investors. BGR.in spoke with CoFounder RealX and GREX, Manish Kumar, about the upcoming changes

The UK's new rules for the crypto market should arrive in coming weeks, and they are likely to be favorable to the industry, CNBC reported citing sources.

For the last couple of weeks, Ether has been outperforming Bitcoin on the cryptocurrency market. Climbing out of its month-long slump, Ether grew about 24 percent since 11 March, while Bitcoin gained only about 16 percent.

Ukraine started auctioning off a collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) this week in an expansion of a cryptocurrency fundraising push that Kyiv says has already collected more than $65m (R950m) for its war effort.

The men were wanted in connection with a case last November in which a cryptocurrency trader was abducted and held for a HK$30 million ransom.

Ether is outperforming its better-known-rival Bitcoin once again as optimism over a long-sought update that promises to reduce the carbon footprint of the worlds most-used blockchain appears to be getting closer to fruition.

President Joe Biden finally signed a executive order on crypto. Mike Novogratz and Antony Scaramucci were among those who welcomed it — but not everyone was fully convinced.

As cryptocurrency becomes more mainstream, some states are introducing legislation to standardize crypto as a form of payment.