Crypto News Rewind 2021: Q4 – Pandora Papers, India’s Regulatory Saga, Facebook to Meta and Other Rebrands
Here is what happened in the Cryptoworld in the last quarter of this year:
Total crypto market capitalization in Q4
October
– We started the final quarter of the year with [bitcoin (BTC) becoming a more favored investment] at the expense of [ethereum (ETH)] .Further, the flagship cryptocurrency saw an influx of USD 69m over the first week of October, which gave it enough momentum [to break the USD 55,000 resistance] and return to USD 1trn market capitalization.At the same time, Bitcoin [Lightning Network was growing faster] than the available public statistics.
– Ethereum developers came up with an [abstract date for the Ethereum 2.0] update, projecting that it could happen in May or June 2022.ETH also [tested a new all-time high] ahead of its [Altair hard fork] , the first mainnet upgrade to the beacon chain.
– [Polkadot (DOT)] team said that parachains – blockchains that connect to the Polkadot Relay Chain – [were ready to be deployed] .
– A global investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) – dubbed the Pandora Papers – exposed how [the world elite was using offshore structures and trusts in tax havens] to conceal their wealth.
– Russian president Vladimir Putin declared that [bitcoin had the “right to exist”] .
While Moscow assured investors that it would not follow Beijing’s regulatory move, [it said it could banish exchanges overseas] .
– Local officials [from Russia] and [Pakistan too] were trying to come up with an appropriate framework for crypto assets.
– The International Monetary Fund (IMF) suggested that [economic leaders should fight back against crypto] by issuing their own central bank digital currencies ( [CBDCs] ).It also said that [a peak in inflation was expected] during the final months of 2021, but that central banks should not tighten monetary policy.
– Speaking of CBDCs, Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari announced the [launch of the country’s digital currency – eNaira] .
– The Financial Stability Board (FSB) warned that countries should work to [prevent ‘regulatory arbitrage’ for stablecoins] , while the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) argued that [the financial system was in ‘an age of disruption’] .
– A leading Salvadoran engineering academic claimed that volcano-powered [Bitcoin mining could be ruinous for the nation’s economy] , arguing that the government spent USD 4,672 worth of public funds to mine just USD 269 in BTC.
– Meanwhile, President Nayib Bukele [blasted critics] as the BTC price boomed.
Some citizens were [resorting to “identity theft”] though in a bid to obtain USD 30 worth of BTC through El Salvador’s official wallet Chivo.
– Then, El Salvador’s president [announced that the government had bought the dip] after overleveraged traders had caused a half [a billion liquidation spree] that had led to the flagship cryptocurrency dropping by 6%.
– In South Korea, the head of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) Kim Jeong-Gak said that [decentralized finance (DeFi) and non-fungible token (NFT) regulations were coming] .
Meanwhile, South Korean lawmakers were inundating parliament with [crypto tax delay bills] .
– Courtesy of China’s crackdown on BTC mining, [the US became the largest Bitcoin mining hub] , followed by Kazakhstan and Russia, researchers at Cambridge University found.
– The US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler ruled out the possibility of [enacting a China-style crypto crackdown] , saying that it “would be up to Congress.”
– The SEC eventually approved the first-ever [bitcoin futures-backed exchange-traded funds (ETF)] , fuelling [new bitcoin] and [ethereum highs] .
– Meanwhile, US top politicians were [mulling a controversial unrealized gains tax bill] .
– The Australian Senate’s Select Committee released its final report which included [a set of recommendations for crypto and digital asset regulation] .
– In an official ruling, a US Judge wrote that the court should be allowed to hear the “meaningful perspective” of [XRP] holders, inviting [six XRP holders to get their day in court] in the Ripple-SEC battle.At the same time, the regulatory body served up Circle with a subpoena.
– [Facebook took another step towards the metaverse] , announcing a partnership with crypto exchange [Coinbase] .Then the social media giant [changed its corporate name to Meta] .
– The American retail behemoth [Walmart started its Bitcoin ATM pilot at 200 of its stores] .
– The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation started [working on a roadmap for banks to engage with crypto assets] .
– Payments giant [Mastercard] announced a partnership with crypto platform [Bakkt] in a bid to integrate [global bitcoin payments into its network] .
– [MoneyGram] , an American cross-border peer-to-peer (P2P) payments and money transfer company, [unveiled a new partnership with the Stellar Development Foundation] , the entity behind [Stellar (XLM)] .
– Digital asset investing firm CoinShares [invested in Swiss-based online bank FlowBank] , securing a stake of more than 9% in the business.
– Indian crypto exchange CoinSwitch Kuber [raised over USD 260m] at a valuation of USD 1.9bn.
Speaking of India, blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis found that [this country’s crypto market was more ‘mature’] than those of Vietnam and Pakistan.
– Major crypto exchange [Binance] [dedicated USD 1bn] towards growing the ecosystem of its Binance Smart Chain ( [BSC] ), a blockchain that runs in parallel to the Binance Chain.
– US-Irish digital payments giant Stripe was looking to hire a team of [engineers for its crypto operations] .
– Blockchain-powered game Axie Infinity’s governance token [AXS surged to an all-time high] in the market after the team announced the development of a new decentralized exchange ( [DEX] ).
– Unstoppable Domains, which offers non-fungible token ( [NFT] ) domains that run on the Ethereum blockchain, and 30 of the world’s crypto wallets [formed the Wallet Alliance] to establish “a new global standard” for crypto transactions.
– Decentralized finance ( [DeFi] ) protocol Compound Finance faced more trouble when [USD 65m in COMP was dripped] into the contract plagued by a bug.
– DeFi protocol [Cream Finance (CREAM) suffered another exploit and lost USD 100m] .
– The Cryptoverse [pointed out the flaws of centralization] after
– FTX US, the US arm of the crypto exchange FTX, launched a [new NFT marketplace] .
– Just one day later, major crypto exchange [Coinbase] unveiled its NFT marketplace and reported that 1.5% of its existing user number [joined their NFT marketplace waitlist] in the first 24 hours.
– Also, the social media platform TikTok revealed that it would expand to NFTs, while critics described the [rollout as a flop] .
– The anonymous developer behind NFT project Evolved Apes [disappeared with USD 2.9m in investor funds] , while someone conducted a [fake half-billion CryptoPunk sale] .
– By late October, meme coins were making headlines as [shiba inu (SHIB)] , a so-called “dogecoin killer,” flipped [dogecoin (DOGE)] and became the 9th largest crypto asset by market capitalization.This ignited yet another pump of other [dog and cat-themed tokens] .
Meanwhile, [floki inu, another dog-themed coin, flooded the city of London] with ads.
November
– Ethereum started November by [testing its all-time highs] as private notes to clients from two major investment banks revealed how different analysts view the second-largest crypto asset.
– Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin proposed [a new Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) to tackle Ethereum’s sky-high gas fees] .Meanwhile, an Ethereum developer [called for the community to help test the Merge] , that is, the Ethereum mainnet “merging” with the beacon chain proof-of-stake ( [PoS] ) system.
– Then [bitcoin hit another ATH] of around USD 68,358.Some attributed this to the fact that inflation figures in the USA had reached their highest level in 30 years and [the value of paper money hit an all-time low] against hard assets.For example, [PayPal] co-founder Peter Thiel claimed that rising BTC prices were [proof that inflation had taken hold in the US economy] .
– Analysts said that [the bitcoin rally looked healthy] and with less leverage than on previous occasions.
Meanwhile, [altcoins eclipsed combined bitcoin and ethereum] transaction volumes on Coinbase.
– Bitcoin’s Taproot was set to be [activated on November 14] , and eventually [went live] on that day.Also, an upgrade for [Ethereum’s layer two (L2) scaling solution Optimism] was slated for November 11.Also, The [first atomic swap between monero (XMR) and ethereum] occurred on the L2 solution Arbitrum.
– The metaverse tokens [extended their rally] after Facebook changed its name to Meta.
– [Crypto.com] ‘s native token [CRO] jumped following the news that [Crypto.com had secured the naming rights] for the famous Staples Center.Crypto.com soon announced that it would acquire the North American Derivatives Exchange (Nadex) and the Small Exchange futures exchange, [for USD 216m] .
– Ethereum Name Service [announced the launch of the ENS governance token] that would be used to create a decentralized autonomous organization ( [DAO] ).The token [soared on the first day of trading] , delivering triple-digit gains to investors.
– [EOS] dropped when [a new foundation was formed to ‘fork out’ Block.One] , the project’s developer.
– The SQUID token, based on an alleged play-to-earn game with the same name as a popular series on Netflix, [moved up again] despite its prior massive collapse.
– A joint call from the US Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve, and financial regulators to [get power over stablecoins and their issuers] drew a mixed reaction from the crypto community.
The US Senate [demanded answers from stablecoin issuers] while expressing concern about this type of asset.Further, [several crypto CEOs were summoned to speak] at a parliamentary hearing in the US.
– Meanwhile, former New York City police captain Eric Adams, who had previously promised to turn MY into a “Bitcoin Center,” [was elected the city’s mayor] .
– Then, the US President Joe Biden [signed the controversial Infrastructure act into law] .
– South Korean political parties were [targeting millennials and zoomers with pro-crypto policies] , while the main presidential candidates said they were [in favor of delaying or amending the crypto tax] .
– But a [man ‘tried to set himself on fire’] at crypto exchange Upbit’s customer center.Later, the police revealed that the man who had attempted arson [had made a disastrous crypto-asset investment] .
– A draft law in that country [called for life sentences] for certain crypto market manipulators.
– Meanwhile, one of South Korea’s biggest crypto exchanges [Bithumb received an operating license] from the nation’s financial regulator.
– South Korean top financial regulator said [NFTs were not crypto assets] , but Seoul said that it would become the first local government in South Korea to [launch a metaverse public service platform] .
– In India, lawmakers concluded that the crypto [sector’s growth can’t be stopped] , but must be regulated.Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned that [BTC could spoil the country’s youth] if it ended up in the wrong hands.Meanwhile, a report from the country stated that [India was set to define crypto as an asset] but ban payments and ads.
– Taiwanese MPs were [calling for a crypto ban] , but the country’s regulators said they prefer a progressive approach.
– Reports revealed that Kazakhstan’s economy could benefit more than [USD 1.5bn in revenue from legal mining operations] in five years.However, the country’s regulators moved to [limit the amount of money retail investors could spend] on crypto purchases on domestic exchanges.
– The Russian Ministry of Economic Development expressed [a willingness to legalize BTC and crypto mining] but the central bank contradicted.Russian lawmakers and regulators [were pressing for crypto change] but kept on facing the anti-crypto Central Bank.
– Sweden’s state-owned power company [defended a Bitcoin mining] bill proposed by the directors-general of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.
– The Argentine government’s new decree imposed [a tax on credits and debts on crypto transactions] .
– Israel’s Money Laundering and Terror Financing Prohibition Authority (IMPA) announced that new and [tightened regulations would apply to cryptoassets] .
– A group of China’s tech giants signed a pact that involved [a commitment to “fighting” or “eliminating” crypto assets] .
Meanwhile, a top official was expelled from the Chinese Communist Party [for allegedly “supporting” crypto mining in exchange for bribes and sex] .Later, he was expelled from the party [and was also arrested] .
– The Chinese central bank said that NFT and metaverse projects [‘could become money-laundering tools’] .
– The CEO of the Japanese financial heavyweight and crypto player SBI Holdings Yoshitaka Kitao said that [China was leading the CBDC race] ahead of the US and Europe.However, a report found that Asia had [for the first time fallen behind the US] by the number of crypto startups that raised capital.
– El Salvador announced it would [build a bitcoin-themed city at the base of a volcano] and would use a new USD 500m bitcoin bond plan to fund it.However, mainstream analysts [criticized the 2022 budget plans and the bitcoin bond ambitions] .
– Crypto exchanges in the UK [would be forced to pay a tech tax] .
– Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of US-based fintech company Ripple, claimed that the company [was making ‘good progress] ‘ in the legal row with the SEC.
– Google’s parent company Alphabet [took another step into the world of crypto] by joining a funding round for Digital Currency Group (DCG), the owner of [Grayscale Investments] , which increased DCGs market valuation to USD 10bn.
– The Commonwealth Bank said that it would become Australia’s first mainstream financial provider to [allow customers to buy, sell and hold crypto assets] .
– Grayscale launched [a new solana (SOL)-backed regulated investment product] in the US.
– Technology firm [MicroStrategy made its fourth-largest investment in BTC] and increased its stash to BTC 121,044
– US financial institutions could be able to get exposure to ETH through [a futures-backed ETF in Q1 2022] , an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence estimated.
– The Adidas brand Adidas Originals [announced an obscure partnership] with Coinbase.
In another deal, [Coinbase acquired the crypto wallet startup BRD] .
– Elon Musk and Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) [exchanged words over dogecoin withdrawals on Binance] , which were suspended for two weeks due to some technical issues that emerged as a result of an update.Binance resumed DOGE withdrawals stating that [‘no shade was intended’] .Also, Binance boss [CZ, worth USD 90bn, was reportedly the richest ethnic Chinese person alive] .
– Trading platform [eToro] [restricted access to cardano (ADA) and tron (TRX)] for US users.
– Brokerage firm [Robinhood] claimed that it had some [1.6m people on the waitlist] for their crypto wallet.
– The popular messaging platform Discord seemed to be [working on a link to Ethereum] as hinted by CEO and founder Jason Citron.
– The newly renamed Meta lost its crypto chief as the head of the Novi wallet [David Marcus decided to step aside] .Speaking of Facebook, no, [it did not reverse its crypto ad ban] , rather it simply updated its eligibility criteria.
– [Jack Dorsey] confirmed [he was stepping down from his role as Twitter CEO] .Furthermore, he announced that the payments company [Square had rebranded to Block] and Square Crypto to Spiral.
– KuCoin Labs, the investment and research arm of [KuCoin] exchange, launched [a USD 100m fund to support metaverse-related projects] and education.
– Also in the metaverse, SAND rallied as the The Sandbox [unveiled its upcoming metaverse event] that included earning rewards.
– Tokens.com, a publicly-traded company that invests in revenue-generating digital assets, bought 116 parcels of virtual land within [Decentraland’s metaverse for USD 2.8m] .
– Warner Bros [teamed up with NFT platform Nifty] to release digital collectibles tied to The Matrix Resurrections.Meanwhile, prominent film producer Quentin Tarantino offered seven deleted scenes of [Pulp Fiction in the form of NFTs] .
– We also reported that NFTs were increasingly being used as [collateral against loans] .Meanwhile, CryptoPunk 7557, which had been traded at ETH 196.69 earlier, was [sold at more than 99% discount] for ETH 4.444.
– AMC, an American movie theatre chain, mulled [launching its own cryptocurrency] and partnering with Hollywood studios to release NFTs.
– Meanwhile, in the UK, major auction house Christie’s sold [a Beeple piece for USD 28.9m] .
– The Silk Road darknet market founder [Ross Ulbricht launched his NFT auction] , and fetched a bid of nearly USD 1.2m within the first few days.
– 72% of game developers surveyed by the blockchain platform Stratis ( [STRAT] ) said [they were interested in using blockchain and NFT’s] .Similarly, Activate Consulting, a management consulting firm for technology and entertainment industries, predicted that [NFTs would become mainstream by 2022] .
– Around [USD 31m was stolen] from DeFi platform MonoX.
– A new DAO dubbed ConstitutionDAO, [raised millions] with a goal to acquire a rare print of the US Constitution.
It failed, but with [silver linings abound] .It soon [said that it would close] .
– Meanwhile, retail condos in New York City were being [sold for USD 29m exclusively in bitcoin] .
– Binance published [a bill of rights for crypto users] .
– The long-expected [Faketoshi trial began] .
December
– We started the last month of the year with a DeFi hack as [Badger DAO was exploited for over USD 100m] .This trend continued till the end of the month, as a total of [seven hacks] took place.
– Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin discussed a “plausible roadmap” for obtaining a scalable blockchain but said [it would probably take years before it “plays out”] .
– Another step was taken towards [Ethereum 2.0] as [the developers asked the community to start testing on the Kintsugi testnet] .
– Polkadot launched its [first set of parachains] .
– [Polygon (MATIC)] justified its silent hard fork [by citing ‘critical vulnerability’] .
– The file sharing token [bittorrent (BTT)] surged following the news of [the BitTorrent Chain mainnet launchh] .
– The [EOS community voted to stop token vesting] to Block.one.
– Dogecoin saw a sharp rally after [Elon Musk said Tesla would “make some merch buyable”] with it.
– Myanmar’s shadow government [recognized tether (USDT) as its official currency] to use it to combat the military regime.
– Six crypto [CEOs testified before the US Congress about threshold issues] and Bitcoin mining among other topics.
– BTC and ETH jumped following [the Federal Reserve meeting that heard talks of crypto] , doubled tapering, and 2022 interest rate hikes.
– America’s credit regulator, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), [told domestic credit unions] that they could partner with third-party crypto service providers to give their members access to crypto markets.
– The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director William Burns admitted that the US agency had [“a number of different projects focused on cryptocurrency”] in progress.
– A US court hinted that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) could [have violated a Coinbase user’s privacy rights] in a tax audit.
– Meanwhile, the human rights organization Cristosal claimed that the [US could impose sanctions on El Salvador’s Chivo wallet] .
– Russia was [set to create a crypto working group] to “develop the further regulation” of crypto.The Russian Central Bank [moved to ban funds from crypto investments] , despite experts complaining of a ‘blurry’ legal status.By the end of the month, the country was still [no closer to regulating crypto] despite the central bank’s ‘concession’.
– The Financial Services Agency (FSA), a Japanese financial regulator, [eyed stablecoin and wallet provider regulations for 2022] .
– An Australian joint regulatory body [backed the government’s plans to regulate crypto] .
– An IMF official admitted that it would be [difficult to regulate crypto without global consensus] .
– Meanwhile, [crypto advocates secured a remarkable victory in Paraguay] with a mining bill passing in the country’s Senate.
– The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said that [multiple settlement platforms could emerge] in the future with multiple assets and currencies.
The financial body also said that [DeFi could play “an important role” in the traditional financial system] while pushing for increased regulation.
– It was also reported that [20% of the total Bitcoin mining hashrate was still in China] , despite the crackdown.Crypto users in Mainland China were still finding ways to trade while major exchanges were [preparing to disable service for users by the end of the year] .
– In South Korea, there were [24 licenced crypto exchanges] by the end of December, but most are stuck in crypto-to-crypto purgatory.Crypto exchange Coinone told its customers that they would [no longer be able to make withdrawals to “unregistered” wallet addresses] starting 2022.
– South Korean tax body the National Tax Service (NTS) announced plans to [start taxing crypto gifts and inherited tokens] , while the gaming regulator Game Rating and Administration Committee (GRAC) told crypto and blockchain gaming developers [to remove play-to-earn titles from the Google Play and the Apple App Store] .
– Lee Jae Myung, South Korea’s presidential candidate, [called crypto “a means of trading and investment.”]
– Bitcoin [mining industry saw didn’t have a good last week of the month,] as Kazakhstan experiences power interruptions, but the government was thinking of building [a nuclear power plant that could help to strengthen the country’s Bitcoin and crypto mining sector] .
– London-based football club Arsenal FC [drew the ire of the UK advertising watchdog] for “taking advantage of consumers’ inexperience in cryptoassets”.
– Nearly [90% of surveyed Aussie crypto owners profited] from trading or broke even in 2021.
In another survey, [Grayscale found a rising interest in BTC] as the company was pushing for the first bitcoin spot-based ETF in the US.
– We found that [Bitcoin ETFs in Europe and Canada remained popular] even with the US ETFs entering the market.
– [Visa] [launched crypto advisory services] to help clients understand various segments of the crypto industry.
– Abu Dhabi state-owned investment giant Mubadala started to [invest its assets in crypto and the surrounding blockchain-based ecosystem] .
– Jack Dorsey’s Spiral [unveiled their Bitcoin Lightning Development Kit] , a tool that would allow developers to integrate instant Bitcoin payments into their applications.
– Meanwhile, Dorsey’s payment firm Cash App unveiled a new feature that would allow users [to gift crypto and stock over the holiday season] .
– Binance said it would [shut its Singapore exchange and “refocus” those operations] into a “blockchain innovation hub.”
– Binance and FTX were reportedly preparing to go [head-to-head in a battle] to become the main shirt sponsor of the football giant FC Barcelona.
– Major crypto derivatives exchange [BitMEX] said it would [launch its token BMEX in 2022] in two phases.
– Robinhood was working on [enabling its customers to send crypto as a gift] .
– [Tron (TRX)] founder Justin Sun stepped away from the day-to-day operations at the Tron Foundation as he was [appointed as the Ambassador] , Permanent Representative of Grenada to the World Trade Organization (WTO).
– Meta decided to [spend USD 60m to acquire the naming rights] owned by the US bank Meta Financial Group.
– Sportswear giant Nike acquired [virtual sneakers and collectibles creator RTFKT] , in a bid to push deeper into the metaverse.
– Nexon America, an online gaming company and a subsidiary of the South Korean gaming giant Nexon, [started accepting BTC and ETH among other coins] for in-game purchases.
– Binance Smart Chain [unveiled a USD 200m investment program] developed in partnership with Animoca Brands, a company focused on NFT and gaming digital property rights, to finance early-stage blockchain-based gaming startups.
– Major hardware maker [Ledger] announced a crypto debit card, [support for NFTs, and partnership with Coinbase and FTX] .
– Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis found that [only 1 in 4 NFTs bought during minting result in profit] .
– South Korean banking giant KB said [it created crypto, NFT, and CBDC-compatible wallets] .
– In a surprise move, [the Chinese communist party mouthpiece Xinhua endorsed NFTs] .
– MetaMask, a popular cryptocurrency wallet designed in the form of a browser extension, unveiled its [upcoming in-app NFT extension] .
– The massive photo and video sharing social networking service Instagram was reportedly exploring ways to [integrate NFTs within its social media platform] .
– An investor managed to [purchase 330 Adidas NFTs by using a smart contract] , while the limit was only two items per person.
– Solana-based NFT project [Monkey Kingdom saw its Discord server hacked] , resulting in nearly USD 1.3m worth of digital assets stolen.
– Major crypto data aggregator CoinMarketCap (CMC) [displayed eye-popping prices for almost all digital assets due to a glitch] .
– Decentralized exchange dYdX was down for nine hours due to a major outage that hit Amazon’s cloud-service network which [sparked a decentralization debate] .
– The open interest rate protocol Rari Capital and the issuer on the native algorithmic stablecoin FEI Fei Protocol merged, forming [one the largest DAO mergers in DeFi history] .
– BlockbusterDAO was formed [to acquire the defunct movie rental business Blockbuster] , while OpenDAO launched on Christmas Eve with [an airdrop targeting NFT marketplace OpenSea users] , seeing a massive price rise.
– Venture capitalists (VCs) fought back in an online discussion where [Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk attacked the Web 3.0 narrative] , with Dorsey claiming that Web 3.0 was actually owned by VCs.Meanwhile, [VC funds invested some USD 30bn into crypto] in 2021.
And thus ended the year.Happy 2022.
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