European Investment Bank calls for more ‘innovation’ financing in EU
A new European Investment Bank report highlights the need for increased innovation financing in the EU to maintain tech leadership and compete globally in key sectors like AI and emerging technologies.
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This week, the developers of Monero (XMR) patched a bug that could allow an attacker to ‘burn’ the funds of an organization’s wallet. The breach was initially revealed by a community member, and XMR developers were quick enough to fix it before any damage was done.Anonymity above all: How Monero worksSimply put, Monero (XMR) is…

XRP Ledger onchain transactions drop 65.6% in Q2 2024
The decline in activity and the rise in transaction costs on the XRP Ledger are a significant shift compared to the previous quarter.

Crypto Biz: Goldman Sachs stacks ETH, BTC
This week’s business newsletter explores Goldman Sachs’ U-turn on digital assets after the investment bank purchased Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.

Biden out, bull run in? Here’s what analysts think
Biden’s sudden move to abandon the 2024 presidential race could be a “huge boost” for crypto assets, but it may be too soon to get excited about a massive crypto rally.

One-Man Crypto Company Crushed by Netherlands’ AMLD5 Implementation
A one-man crypto savings platform has announced it will cease operating amid Holland’s implementation of Europe’s AMLD5 anti-money laws. 859 Total views 15 Total shares Dutch Bitcoin (BTC) savings platform, Bittr, has decided to cease operations ahead of Holland’s introduction of the EU’s AMLD5 anti-money laundering, or AML, regulations.Bittr’s closure follows criticism of the Netherlands’…

Bybit CEO declares ‘war against Lazarus’ after $1.4B hack
Ben Zhou announced the launch of a bounty program after reporting hackers tied to North Korea used an exploit to steal more than $1.4 billion in crypto from Bybit.

Norwegian town wants ‘noisy’ Bitcoin miners out, experts respond
A municipality in Norway is using all means necessary to avoid “energy-sucking” Bitcoin miners establishing further operations, citing noise complaints and energy concerns. 150 Total views 33 Total shares There's a new Bitcoin (BTC) energy FUD in town: noise. In Sortland, a Norwegian municipality, locals are waging war on Bitcoin miners to thwart further BTC…

US gov’t shutdown looms — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin (BTC) starts the last week of September with a retest of $26,000 as a stubborn range persists.An unimpressive weekly close sets the tone for the culmination of a traditionally lackluster month for BTC price action.Having shaken off a hectic week of macroeconomic events, Bitcoin has plenty more to weather before September is over. United