Connected Magazine Ireland has potential for ‘leadership role’ in digital assets in EuropeIreland is one of the aircraft leasing industry’s prime locations globally and with the leadership position for digital hubs still up for grabs, Citi’s David Cunningham believes Ireland could fulfil this role
Crypto Value of Bitcoin has more than doubled this year in unforeseen resurgenceThe largest cryptocurrency rallied for a third day, pushing the price back to about $35,000
Crypto OpenAI founder’s cryptocurrency rolls out despite US regulator pushbackSam Atman’s Worldcoin project will first be available in 35 cities across 20 countries
The Big Picture Vincent Boland: Time to ditch notions of a stagnating Japan as markets hit 30-year high With the Tokyo stock market reaching its highest level in a third of a century, there are encouraging signs that Japan is beginning to emerge from a lost generation that never seemed to end
Crypto Bitcoin at highest level in over two weeks after US debt dealAnalysts said the climb was directly related to news of a deal on the debt ceiling
Crypto Younger people in Ireland more likely to invest in cryptocurrencies, use informal sources - surveySurvey from the Banking & Payments Federation also highlights that one in five consumers who hold investments (20 per cent) said they did not closely monitor their investments
Banking Crypto investments more like a ponzi scheme, warns Gabriel MakhloufCertain unbacked cryptocurrencies “similar to purchasing a lottery ticket: you might win but you probably won’t,” the Central Bank Governor said
European crypto funding hits a highVC investment on the up in Europe but down globally, new report finds
Tech EU crypto regulations clear final hurdleThis marks the first time that governments have tried to supervise the upstart industry at scale
Tech Consumer watchdog warns young people over 'huge rise' in celebrity crypto scamsThe new publicity campaign from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission comes amid calls for a complete ban on crypto advertising
Morning Headlines Coinbase cuts jobs at Irish operation; Standard Chartered moves to sell Dublin-based aviation group The stories you need to read this morning in business, politics and current affairs
Legal Former chief financial officer at Desmond's gold firm stole money to invest in crypto and meme stocksCooper Morgenthau faces a possible sentence of 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to embezzling more than $5 million and losing almost all of it
Business Post's View Editorial: Reality knocked in 2022, and this year we must open the door to changeFrom the war in Ukraine to the protests in Iran, we in the West must back those struggling for truth, justice and liberty
Business Post's View Editorial: Fall of FTX is time for crypto to get real or get outThe cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy a month ago, leaving investors, and everyone else, in the dark
Crypto Irish tech-investor family sue cryptocurrency platformBrothers Jason and Owen Morton and their cousin Shane Morton are suing Nexo Capital over the manner in which they claim they were forced to sell $126 million worth of cryptocurrencies for under their market value
The Last Post Matt Cooper: Ronaldo spat raises questions over who has the bigger brand – superclubs or superstarsThe Portuguese superstar is engaged in a war with Manchester United after an interview in which he claimed the club care more about marketing than sport. But the controversy suggests MUFC is no longer even at the top level of business management
Crypto Crypto assets could threaten financial stability, CBI warns Bank says so-called ‘cryptocurrencies’ such as bitcoin must be regulated to protect consumers, the environment and economies
Crypto Vincent Boland: Time to take a stand against crypto buffoonery Central Banks across the world should heed of a group of academics and tech industry veterans who have appealed for lawmakers not to be seduced by the oceans of hype that envelop the crypto world
Crypto Ian Guider: Troubled times take the shine off cryptoInflation, pandemic and war should be creating the ideal conditions for bitcoin and its ilk to thrive. Instead they’re behaving like any other risk assets
Tax Tom Maguire: The cryptic tax rules that surround bitcoin and its ilk There are no specific rules in connection with crypto-assets, and therefore any transactions in them need to be carefully analysed
