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in Andre Cronje, Keep3r, KP3R, Yearn Finance
Andre Cronje’s new KP3R token surges 2000% in hours
The latest token offering by Yearn Finance founder Cronje has surged within hours of launch
Digital yuan will combat US ‘dollarization’ says former PBoC governor
“We need to prevent dollarization — this is one of the major designing points of the Chinese DCEP,” said Zhou Xiaochuan.
in Debit Cards, Mexico, P2P, Paxful
Paxful launches crypto debit card in Mexico
The debit card was made possible thanks to an alliance with a Spanish neobank
in ASX, Australia, business, Stock Exchange
COVID-19 forces Aussie stock exchange to delay DLT overhaul to 2023
“We have increased the scope of the project and extended the timeline,” said ASX CEO Dominic Stevens.
Bitcoin bulls set to defend $13K as $450M in BTC futures expire Friday
$450 million in Bitcoin futures are set to expire on Friday and data shows bullish pro traders are prepared to defend $13K.
in Avanti, Banks, Bitcoin Adoption, business
Avanti launches crypto-friendly bank in Wyoming
The Wyoming State Banking Board voted unanimously to grant Avanti a bank charter.
in Banks, Fintech, Government, Law, SoFi
Loan refinancer and BitLiscensee SoFi is clear to launch a national bank in the US
The new bank will be subject to heightened scrutiny from the OCC for at least three years.
Price analysis 10/28: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, LINK, BNB, DOT, LTC, BSV, ADA
Altcoins took a serious hit as Bitcoin dropped below $13K today, meanwhile, BTC’s macrostructure remains bullish.
Peru is studying crypto exchanges to figure out future laws
The pandemic is not stopping Peru’s lawmakers from testing ways of regulating the crypto industry.
in Cybersecurity, DeFi, DEX, Security
Most DEXs are unsafe, alleges new report
Only two decentralized exchanges on the list receive high cybersecurity scores.
in Cambodia, CBDC, Central Bank, Payments
Cambodia launches inter-banking platform that runs on blockchain
But don’t call it a CBDC, says central bank reps.
in Censorship, Congress, Facebook, Google, Jack Dorsey, Law, Mark Zuckerberg, Senate
Partisan dunks eclipse Section 230 in Senate hearing on social media giants
Though the hearing did not focus on solutions, open source looks like a real way of addressing the committee’s concerns about transparency and accountability.
The blockchain revolution is already here, say Alex and Don Tapscott
Tech evangelists Alex and Don Tapscott believe blockchain will “rewrite the economic power grid and the old social order.”
in Bitcoin Mining, Hash rate, Mining, Trading
Bitcoin price sees pullback, but bulls still marching toward $20K
Bitcoin’s price saw a 4% drop in the last 24 hours, but it’s unlikely to see a correction like in previous cycles for three reasons.
in Censorship, Minds, Social Media, Twitter
This social media platform gives you the option to make your posts undeletable
The CEO of Minds thinks that others will follow suit.
in Fintech, investigation, Payments, U.S., Visa
Visa’s foray into fintech provokes DoJ antitrust investigation
U.S. authorities want information from Bain & Co about Visa’s Plaid acquisition.
3 reasons why Bitcoin price suddenly dropping below $13,000 isn’t bearish
The price of Bitcoin dipped below $13,000 on Wednesday but despite the 7% drop in 11 hours, the market sentiment remains positive for three key reasons.
in DeFi
Protect and serve? The dilemma of reissuing lost or frozen DeFi tokens
DeFi apps attempt to return crypto funds affected by the KuCoin hack to users. Are they to blame for the issues?
NYSE’s former regulation head takes crypto job at Andreessen Horowitz
A regulation exec at the world’s largest stock exchange is leaving his role to enter crypto.
Former Visa exec joins Crypto.com to drive Latin American market
Traditional finance execs are increasingly moving into crypto positions.
