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The rumors were fueled by reports citing anonymous sources and a job posting from Kraken which highlighted that the company is "enthusiastic" about layer-2 solutions. Crypto exchange Kraken neither confirmed nor denied rumors of the company’s plans to potentially release a layer-2 solution similar to what its competitor Coinbase did with Base network earlier this year.  The rumors were fueled by reports citing anonymous sources and a job posting from Kraken highlighting that the organization is looking to hire a senior cryptography engineer who would be in charge of designing and implementing cryptographic protocols and “ layer-2 solutions.” Within the job post, Kraken also noted that its team has “recently embarked on exploring how more protocols and decentralized applications can be integrated” into its crypto ecosystem. The post also noted that the company is enthusiastic about layer-2 protocols. Kraken’s job posting for a senior cryptography engineer. Source: Lever Co...

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. Do you recall the state of crypto exchanges back in 2017? I entered the crypto space at that time, and crypto exchanges were entirely different from what they are today. They offered a bad user experience, had poor website engines, lacked mobile applications, and had almost no investment products or trusted methods to buy crypto.  Blockchain market in 2017 | Source: CB Insights Looking at it from today’s perspective, the experience with cryptocurrency exchanges in those years was extremely clunky. And, let’s not even start talking about the capabilities of the first generation of decentralized exchanges (DEXs). You might also like: Decentralized finance is changing our everyday lives | Opinion Two bull run cycles have passed, and now we see a completely different picture. As Bob Dylan aptly put it, “Th...

According to Spot On Chain data, the firms sent $10 million worth of crypto to a single wallet address, which then deposited the funds to Binance and Coinbase. Wallets linked to bankrupt crypto firms Alameda Research and FTX transferred over $10 million worth of cryptocurrency to exchange deposit accounts in five hours on October 24-25, according to data from blockchain analytics platform Spot On Chain. The movement of these funds may indicate that the firms plan to sell some assets to pay back creditors. #FTX and #Alameda related addresses are depositing tokens to exchanges ! Via address 0xde9, #FTX 0x97f and #Alameda 0xf02 have transferred 2,904 $ETH ($5.21M) 1,341 $MKR ($2.01M) 11,975 $AAVE ($1.02M) 198,807 $LINK ($2.27M) to #Binance and #Coinbase in the past 5 hours .… pic.twitter.com/MQxCySp8g0 — Spot On Chain (@spotonchain) October 25, 2023 According to Spot on Chain data, an address listed as “likely” belonging to FTX transferred 2,904 Ether (ETH), worth over $5 million at t...