Many Bitcoiners believe that Donald Trump will save the industry from the Democrats. But that could only happen if he wins. Source link
Blockchain ‘conjuring’ fails to improve humanitarian aid — Study
Margie Cheesman investigated a blockchain charity project for more than a year but found that the technology seemed to cause more problems than it solved. Source link
Japan eyes Web3 growth with startup-focused tax reforms
Japanese minister Takeru Saito hopes to create an environment to lure businesses and developers worldwide. Source link
Japan eyes Web3 growth with startup-focused tax reforms
Japanese minister Takeru Saito hopes to create an environment to lure businesses and developers worldwide. Source link
BNB Chain to grow stablecoin ecosystem with new cross-chain bridge
BNB Chain will also create a liquidity pool to allow transfers from other chains as part of its efforts to grow its stablecoin ecosystem. Source link
Fed’s ‘sugar high’ may propel Bitcoin surge: Arthur Hayes
Arthur Hayes connects Federal Reserve actions to a short-lived economic boost with ripple effects on Bitcoin and broader crypto markets, underscoring risks from yen carry trade unwinds. Source link
Telegram CEO Durov visited Russia repeatedly since 2014: Report
The Important Stories investigation seemingly contradicts Durov’s public claims. Source link
India mulls cross-border CBDC interoperability system
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das advocates a plug-and-play system to enhance cross-border payment efficiency and CBDC interoperability. Source link
TON is back online after block production outage triggered by DOGS
The TON Foundation assured users that all crypto transactions would be processed and no assets would be lost due to the brief block production disruption. Source link
Aussies lost $122 million to crypto scams in the last 12 months: AFP
The Australian Federal Police revealed that scammers are using deepfakes and pig butchering as their primary methods to defraud victims. Source link