Telegram’s Durov Renames Toncoin to Gram, Restoring Original 2018 Whitepaper Identity
Pavel Durov reclaims the litigated Gram name for The Open Network’s native token, sparking an immediate 19% price rally across global spot exchanges.
A retail investor is an individual who buys and sells cryptocurrencies or other financial assets for personal investment rather than on behalf of an organization. Retail investors typically trade smaller amounts compared to institutional investors, and they often use exchanges, wallets, or investment platforms to manage assets. Their decisions are influenced by personal research, market trends, or news. In crypto, retail investors play a significant role in market liquidity and price movements.
Pavel Durov reclaims the litigated Gram name for The Open Network’s native token, sparking an immediate 19% price rally across global spot exchanges.
Moving past its restricted 2022 debut, Coinbase leverages its Financial Intelligence Unit registration to roll out direct fiat-to-crypto trading and localized INR order books.
Hong Kong regulators have finalized licensing rules for crypto trading and custody providers, aligning oversight more closely with traditional securities regulation while launching a new consultation on advisory and asset management services.