Bitcoin self-custody comes to the masses with new ‘crypto ring’
Tangem’s hardware wallet is now being designed as a ring to encourage daily cryptocurrency transactions and boost the adoption of self-custody.
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The developers behind the peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading platform Bisq have temporarily disabled services after discovering a critical security vulnerability.Formerly known as Bitsquare, Bisq is a decentralized exchange (DEX) that facilitates crypto-to-fiat trades without a formal intermediary. In a community announcement posted on April 8, the developers said that they were investigating the security issue, telling…

China tightens crypto trade oversight with new forex rules
China’s new forex rules require Chinese banks to track identity, fund sources and trading frequencies to curb cross-border crypto activities.

Hackers Use Fraudulent Unemployment Claims to Siphon Funds
A study by risk solutions provider, Kroll, indicated that a group of hackers from Russia managed to file fraudulent unemployment claims with the Washington State Employment Security Department, or ESD, through a ransomware attack against a healthcare provider in the US.According to research published on June 17, the firm investigated browser history logs that the…

Crypto community remembers Hal Finney’s contributions to blockchain on his 65th birthday
The cypherpunk was one of the first people besides Satoshi Nakamoto to mine Bitcoin blocks, and reported many of the early bugs. 3061 Total views 27 Total shares It’s been more than ten years since computer scientist Hal Finney became the recipient of the first transaction on the Bitcoin blockchain, and his impact on crypto…

South Korea to inspect crypto exchanges for suspicious transactions
South Korea’s FSS to enforce stricter regulations on crypto exchanges, with possible legal repercussions for noncompliance.

New Zealand introduces OECD crypto reporting framework in new tax bill
Crypto service providers who fail to take “reasonable care” to comply with the requirements could be fined between 20,000 and 100,000 New Zealand dollars ($12,000 and $62,000).

PayPal reportedly confirms plans to explore the launch of a stablecoin
The development of an in-house stablecoin was first discovered in the source code of Paypal’s iPhone app by developer Steve Moser. 707 Total views 23 Total shares American fintech giant PayPal Holdings has reportedly confirmed its intent to launch its own stablecoin named PayPal Coin. The development of an in-house stablecoin was first discovered in…

CertiK Foundation Launches Security-Focused Blockchain
Blockchain cybersecurity company CertiK has launched its native CertiK Chain blockchain. The CertiK Foundation announced its new release in an official blog post on July 22.According to the announcement, CertiK Chain aims to provide a blockchain infrastructure that is comprehensively secure.The full nodes of this blockchain will reportedly run on CertiKOS, which they say is…