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⁠Monero community lashes out against ‘Mordinals’ amid privacy concerns It’s always been possible to store arbitrary data alongside blockchain transactions, but NFTs on Monero introduce a slew of new concerns.

⁠How crypto funds shape the development of the digital asset market A look at the role played by crypto funds in providing essential capital and liquidity, propelling the growth and expansion of the crypto market.

⁠Ripple vs. SEC: Could newly released documents tip the balance? The court case between SEC and Ripple Labs has been ongoing for nearly two and a half years, but a summary judgment ruling could be made any day.

⁠Bankrupt crypto hedge fund 3AC’s NFT auction fetches $2.5M Three Arrows Capital is currently undergoing bankruptcy proceedings and owes an estimated $3.5 billion to creditors.

⁠Instagram to reportedly launch text-based app to rival Twitter The upcoming app will maintain a Twitter-like centralized feed, allowing users to view content such as text, images and videos shared by followers and recom…

⁠⚡️Ledger co-founder clarifies "there is no backdoor" in Recover firmware update Ledger Recover is an OTA firmware update, which would allow users to back up their seed phrases by third-party entities only if a user choo…

⁠'Big Short' author Michael Lewis almost ready to publish book on SBF The author didn’t want to give away too many details on the book, but did note that his recounting of the FTX collapse "aims to read like a piece of f…

⁠🇸🇻Strike moves global headquarters to El Salvador, expands to 65 countries According to Strike CEO Jack Mallers, the expansion drive aims to counter the “clouded world of crypto exchanges and hidden, unregistered lice…

💸 ⁠$3M worth of customer funds swiped via alleged Swaprum DEX rug pull Promptly after the funds went missing, Swaprum’s Twitter, Telegram and Github accounts were all deleted, however its website is still up. 👉🏻 Full…

⁠Bug in Aave V2 Polygon causes some assets to become stuck in contracts The bug only affects the Polygon implementation, and V3 is unaffected 👉🏻 Full Story

⁠Ethereum users are increasingly demanding self-custody: Casa CTO Security expert Jameson Lopp said some users lost Ethereum tokens because of the lack of a secure storage method. 👉🏻 Full Story

⁠BitDAO passes BIP-21 token optimization and branding proposal A proposal to unify branding between the Mantle network and BitDAO passed with overwhelming support. 👉🏻 Full Story

⁠⚡️Breaking: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to accept campaign donations in Bitcoin It is the first political campaign in U.S. history to accept Bitcoin donations. 👉 Full Story

⁠Bitcoin cleans up the environment and helps catch criminals: US Senator Cynthia Lummis U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis joined Chamber of Digital Commerce CEO Perianne Boring on stage at Bitcoin Miami 2023 for a lengthy disc…

⁠Jack Dorsey's TBD announces new Web5 toolkit The Web5 toolkit aspires to put the control of data and identity into the hands of users 👉 Full Story

📊⁠ 'Inferno Drainer' scam as a service has stolen $5.9M since March: Report The service provides code to scammers that allows them to drain wallets using token approval phishing methods 👉 Full Story

🌐 ⁠Stablecoin survival: Navigating the future amid global de-dollarization The stablecoins with the largest market cap are pegged to the U.S. dollar, so what risk does de-dollarization pose to stablecoin users? 👉🏼 Ful…

🧑🏽‍🎓 ⁠NFTs in the academy: Fighting fake credentials and unfair wages Pepperdine University professor Beau Brannan believes that NFTs could allow verification for individual courses and give more insight into college…

🇦🇺⁠Australian exchanges dispel debanking fears amid Binance saga, but risks loom Australian crypto exchanges report no problems with their payment providers but the lack of local laws means more debanking incidents can…

🔗 ⁠Binance Australia partner hints at rising ‘scams’ after debanking exchange Cuscal, the company that handles AUD on-and-off ramping for the exchange, declined to comment specifically on why it decided to pull support…

⁠Bitcoin defense lawyer says Craig Wright lawsuit could harm open source software The Bitcoin Defense Legal Fund’s chief legal officer spoke out against an “extraordinarily dangerous” lawsuit initiated by Craig Wright, a…

⁠Ledger clarifies how its firmware works after deleted tweet controversy Developers say third-party apps can’t access Ledger users’ keys without the device owner’s consent. 👉🏼 Full Story