Circle’s New Standard Enables Seamless USDC Launch on Multiple Blockchains
Circle released a new standard allowing developers to launch bridged USDC tokens that can later become native and backed by Circle’s reserves.
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Nubank Responds to Users, Enabling Crypto Trading for 5 New Coins
Brazilian neobank Nubank adds Polkadot, Avalanche, Stellar, Arbitrum, and Optimism trading to its banking app as part of its ongoing crypto adoption drive.
KPMG Canada Teams Up with Chainalysis Against Crypto Fraud
KPMG Canada partners with blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis to enhance capabilities in detecting and preventing fraud in the cryptocurrency sector.
Argentina Election Sparks Speculation of Bitcoin Adoption
The victory of libertarian candidate Javier Milei in Argentina’s presidential race prompts predictions the country could follow El Salvador’s lead and adopt Bitcoin as legal tender.
Bitcoin Tests Support, Binance News Weighs; Ethereum Struggles
Bitcoin price falls 3% on Binance news but key support at $36.7K may prevent further losses. Meanwhile, Ethereum battles to hold above $1,935 support.
Crypto Kingpin Changpeng Zhao Steps Down as Binance CEO, Pleads Guilty
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao resigns as CEO and pleads guilty to anti-money laundering violations in $4B settlement with US regulators.
Chinese Officials Put End to Elaborate $140 Million Crypto Scam
Chinese police take down a sophisticated crypto money laundering ring involving over $140 million, making arrests across multiple provinces.
Santander Private Banking Embraces Crypto Trading for Wealthy Clients
Santander Private Banking International now provides its high-net-worth clients with the ability to trade and invest in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether.
Trading Firm Kronos: $25 Million Stolen Via Compromised API Keys
A hacker stole $25 million from trading firm Kronos Research by accessing compromised API keys, prompting the company to suspend trading services while conducting investigations.
EU Big 3 Edge Toward AI Self-Regulation
France, Germany, and Italy have reached a preliminary agreement advocating self-regulation of artificial intelligence through ethical codes of conduct and detailed model cards instead of restrictive legislation, aiming to balance AI innovation and responsible development.