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⁠The data privacy paradox: Why privacy doesn’t always equal more security Taking extreme measures to elevate certain aspects of privacy could prove quite dangerous to users and organizations at large.

⁠Wemix delisting saga continues at South Korean court Microsoft-backed video game developer Wemade plans to further continue the legal battle against South Korea's largest crypto exchanges.

​​Web3 needs a user-friendly approach to self-custody crypto wallets — Here’s why Here’s how the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 can be used to drive adoption for crypto self-custody. (Ad)

⁠Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui to issue soulbound tokens to explore Web3 Japan’s financial giant Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group is experimenting with soulbond tokens to satisfy new social needs.

⁠More than 90% of consumers are curious about the Metaverse: Capgemini The volatility of the crypto market hasn’t stopped the metaverse from gaining potential as a utility for businesses and consumers alike.

⁠NFTs minted on FTX break, highlighting Web2 hosting flaws NFTs hosted on FTX platform were affected by the firm’s collapse, showing blank images instead of the original art.

⁠Hong Kong to subject crypto exchanges to the same laws governing TradFi The new legislation will bring a licensing regime for the virtual asset service providers requiring them to pass strict AML and money laundering gu…

⁠Stablecoin framework is a near-term priority for Aussie regulators As stablecoins become widely used as a means of payment, Australia is preparing to regulate them accordingly.

⁠FTX's Bankman-Fried to face market manipulation probe, Do Kwon chimes in As part of a broader inquiry into FTX's collapse, federal prosecutors are looking at the role that FTX and Alameda may have played in the fall of…

⁠Spain’s central bank to experiment with wholesale CBDCs The Bank of Spain said the study can help determine to what extent it can adapt to the "needs and demands of an increasingly digital society.”

⁠US regulator to seek feedback on DeFi's impact on financial crime A “close look” is being taken at money laundering and terror financing laws by FinCEN as it asked banking sector players for feedback on DeFi’s crime ris…

⁠Australian CBDC receives unexpected interest but could hurt banks: RBA The pilot "eAUD" program is unique in that the Reserve Bank of Australia has not proposed use cases, and has received numerous suggestions from the…

⁠Telegram to allow no-sim accounts via anon-blockchain-numbers Telegram has increased its security features by enabling support from anonymous blockchain-based numbers that go for around $16.

⁠Bankruptcy judge orders $44M in crypto to be returned to Celsius customers The funds are made up crypto held within custody accounts on Celsius that had not been transferred from earn accounts.

⁠Class action against Kim K, Mayweather over EMAX dismissed… for now Despite dismissing the case, the judge acknowledged the lawsuit reflects a potentially dangerous trend of fraudulent-like promotional schemes.

⁠FTX hires forensics team to find lost customers’ billions: Report Lawyers have claimed FTX assets are either stolen or missing and now a team of financial forensic experts is attempting to trace the money trail.

⁠SBF subpoena is 'definitely on the table,' says Rep. Maxine Waters The US lawmaker has refuted a report from CNBC that suggested that they weren't planning to subpoena the former FTX CEO.

Bitcoin price is down, trading below $17,000 and raising investors’ worries that the bottom is still not in.

⁠Buy the rumor, sell the news? Chainlink (LINK) price drops after staking launch LINK marines pile in as Chainlink staking launches, but will the event turn out to be a buy the rumor and sell the news event for the altco…

⁠Price analysis 12/7: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, DOGE, MATIC, DOT, LTC, UNI The current weakness in BTC and major altcoins shows that investor sentiment remains negative and that bears are active at higher levels.

⁠Blockchain is the only viable path to privacy and censorship resistance in the 21st century Decentralized file-sharing services that Big Tech companies can’t control are the only way internet users will be able to maint…

⁠Coinbase CEO says trading revenue has fallen to ‘roughly half’ what it was last year The cryptocurrency exchange had previously reported that it expected losses of $500 million this year amid the bear market.

⁠Crypto consumer protection, proof of reserves bills introduced into US Congress New York Democrat Ritchie Torres introduced the short bills, which are meant to supplement more comprehensive legislation, earlier this mon…

⁠ECB official proposes ban on tokens with an 'excessive ecological footprint' EU officials previously rejected an outright ban on crypto mining, but the Markets in Crypto Assets bill could require firms to report any pot…

⁠Binance US eliminates trading fees for Ethereum This announcement comes months after the crypto exchange removed all trading fees for Bitcoin transactions.

⁠Meta ‘powering through’ metaverse plans: Nifty Newsletter, Nov. 30–Dec. 6 Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg highlighted that the company is hopeful about the metaverse despite costing billions of dollars.

⁠Cardano’s MuesliSwap introduces ‘organic APR,’ drawing praise, criticism The new feature increases token emissions if more liquidity is put into the pool. Crypto Twitter is divided, to say the least.