Last week was filled with significant developments in the DeFi and crypto space. Here's a comprehensive recap of the week's most important news.
Visa and FV Bank Debut New Debit and Expense Cards
FV Bank and Visa have launched new debit and corporate expense cards, allowing users to spend both USD and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum at Visa-supported locations worldwide. Announced at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, these cards enable seamless spending at stores, online, and ATMs, with real-time access to funds through linked FV Bank accounts.
Immutable Responds to SEC Wells Notice
Blockchain gaming platform Immutable faces potential SEC enforcement for alleged securities violations related to its IMX token sales in 2021. Immutable plans to contest the SEC's claims, which have drawn criticism from industry voices, including SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, who argues that the SEC’s approach lacks clear guidelines, leaving companies uncertain about compliance.
Reddit Sells Majority of Crypto Portfolio
Reddit Inc. revealed in a recent SEC filing that it sold most of its cryptocurrency holdings, primarily Bitcoin and Ethereum, netting nearly $6.9 million in Q3 2024. Reddit stated that the sale aimed to bolster financial reserves, with the asset value deemed "immaterial." This move comes as Reddit prepares for a public listing, following its IPO filing in February 2024.
The past week has seen numerous changes and developments within the cryptocurrency sector, highlighting the rapidly evolving nature of the industry and the importance of staying informed.
