‘Algorithm choice’ can fix social media — but only on decentralized platforms
Jack Dorsey says a marketplace of algorithms could fix toxic social media — but centralized platforms won’t give up their control easily.
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Kik Hands Off Defend Crypto Fund to The Blockchain Association
The Blockchain Association, a collective of advocates involved with the blockchain industry, has taken over the Defend Crypto fund set up by Kik.According to an official blog post on June 28, Kik — the company behind Kik Messenger and the kin (KIN) cryptocurrency — believes that the Blockchain Association “will be in the best position…

China to ‘maintain a high-pressure situation’ on crypto, official says
An official at the People's Bank of China saidthat the public should increase their risk awareness and stay away from crypto investments. 95 Total views 3 Total shares China has reportedly doubled down on its crypto crackdown with a public reminder stating that Bitcoin (BTC) and other virtual currencies “are not legal tender and have…

GMX and dYdX go head-to-head for the top decentralized derivatives position
The top two decentralized derivatives platforms, dYdX and GMX, are head-to-head concerning liquidity and trading volumes.The perpetual swap daily trading volume on dYdX ranged between $340 million and $2.6 billion in March, per CoinGecko data. In comparison, GMX did less than $500 million in daily trading volumes.The open interest (OI) volume, which measures the number…

Singapore Central Bank: Concerns Over Facebook’s Libra ‘Not Trivial’
Singapore’s central bank has held discussions with Facebook about its upcoming libra cryptocurrency, Bloomberg reported on June 27.Ravi Menon, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, reportedly acknowledged libra’s potential benefits — such as making payments cheaper or supporting the unbanked — but said the regulator needs to understand exactly how the tech giant’s system will work.As well…

Web3 projects would rather get hacked than pay bounty: Finance Redefined
Welcome to Finance Redefined, your weekly dose of essential decentralized finance (DeFi) insights — a newsletter crafted to bring you significant developments over the last week.Uniswap, one of the leading decentralized exchange platforms, is integrating debit and credit card support for its users. It will allow Uniswap users to buy cryptocurrency directly with their cards.An…

UK-based banking firm Standard Chartered joins Global Digital Finance patron board
The bank joins Coinbase, Huobi, SIX Digital Exchange, 100x Group, and other industry leaders to advocate for the adoption of digital assets. 507 Total views 15 Total shares Standard Chartered, a United Kingdom-based multinational banking firm, has joined an alliance of fintech companies and banks aimed at accelerating the adoption of best practices of cryptocurrencies.In…

Cryptocurrency custody gives commercial banks a foothold in the market
Custody services aren’t the most compelling corner of the crypto ecosystem, but 21st-century solutions for storing and safekeeping digital assets are critical if cryptocurrencies are to achieve widespread adoption. For that reason, Cowen Inc.’s recent announcement that the 103-year old United States investment bank wants to hold crypto on behalf of asset managers and hedge funds…

The limitations of the EU’s new cryptocurrency regulations
The final vote on the European Union’s much-awaited set of crypto rules, known as the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation, was recently deferred to April 2023. It was not the first delay — previously the European lawmakers rescheduled the procedure from November 2022 to February 2023. The setback, however, was caused solely by technical difficulties,…