Fidelity Crypto limits daily Bitcoin withdrawals to $25,000 for advanced accounts and $2,000 for standard accounts, meaning large holders could take weeks or months to move their full positions. This cap creates frustration among users with significant Bitcoin holdings, as even one Bitcoin valued over $100,000 cannot be withdrawn in a single day. While Fidelity supports on-chain withdrawals, these are irreversible and still subject to withdrawal speed constraints. This policy mainly affects high-net-worth investors, while smaller holders face fewer issues. Competitors like Swan Bitcoin offer no withdrawal caps, emphasizing full user control over assets. Fidelity's limits highlight ongoing trade-offs between security, regulation, and user control in crypto custody services.
Aduro Clean Technologies announced it will participate in five conferences between October and December 2026, engaging with industry professionals and institutional investors. Key topics include updates on their Hydrochemolytic™ technology for recycl...
Aduro Clean Technologies announced its participation in five major industry and investor conferences from October to December 2026. The company will showcase progress in its Hydrochemolytic™ technology for recycling plastics and upgrading crude oils,...
Remittix has raised $33 million in its presale, nearing its $36 million hard cap ahead of its November 24, 2026 launch. The project offers a PayFi ecosystem connecting crypto with bank payments, with active product use and testing underway. Meanwhile...
DFINITY founder Dom accused NEAR of using a key technology licensed exclusively for DFINITY's Internet Computer (ICP) without permission. The technology involves threshold ECDSA, a method for faster cross-chain asset custody and transaction signing. ...
DFINITY founder Dom accused NEAR Intents of using DFINITY's threshold ECDSA technology without permission, which is crucial for cross-chain asset custody and transaction signing. Dom claims the technology, authorized only for Internet Computer, produ...
