EU’s new ‘DORA’ rules come into effect: What does it mean for crypto?
Europe’s Digital Operational Resilience Act now applies to crypto businesses, expanding MiCA’s scope and requiring firms to enhance cybersecurity and risk management.
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Last week, Brazilian authorities took regulatory action against crypto-related businesses and several alleged cryptocurrency scams. Earlier this month, legal requirements for crypto-related business tightened in the country, when Brazil’s tax authority, the Department of Federal Revenue (RFB), introduced strict reporting requirements for crypto transactions. Police search Grupo Bitcoin Banco with alleged excessive forceThe Military Police of…

Binance Offers Lifetime VIP Membership to KYC Leak Victims
Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced that it will offer a lifetime VIP membership to all its users affected by the recent Know Your Customer (KYC) images leak on the platform.According to the official blog, currently Binance is “actively contacting all potential victims with [...] guidance on privacy protection and restitution,” and highly recommends “affected users…

New year community advice: Check your smart contract approvals
A Reddit user has warned of the potential dangers of unchecked smart contracts, advising the community to revoke approvals on a regular basis. 190 Total views 1 Total shares Ho-ho-ho! Get Limited Holiday Trait!Collect this article as an NFTOn the back of the worst year for crypto hacks and exploits, the crypto community has given…

Should Bitcoin Traders Stay Bullish if BTC Price Corrects to $7,700?
The price of Bitcoin (BTC), the top-ranked cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is acting inside a narrowing range, still hovering around $9,000. Meanwhile, we’re also seeing a decrease in volume, alongside an increasingly shaky stock market, which is likely to impact Bitcoin as well (read the recent analysis here).However, would a retrace towards $7,700 be a…

DoubleZero protocol announces validator token sale
According to CoinList, DoubleZero's validator round is the first token sale available to accredited US investors on the platform since 2019. The DoubleZero Protocol, a blockchain infrastructure network aiming to multiply speeds and efficiency for distributed networks, announced a validator token sale to sell token-purchase agreements for its native token to prospective validators. Applications for

Hong Kong accepts crypto license application past deadline
Hong Kong Digital Asset Xchange Limited is the latest firm to apply for a license, having submitted their application on Aug. 27.

How blockchain intelligence can prevent Russia from evading sanctions
Head of international policy at Chainalysis explains why crypto is not a silver bullet for evading international sanctions. 213 Total views 9 Total shares As pointed out by Caroline Malcolm, head of international policy at Chainalysis, the transparent nature of blockchain technology makes it relatively easy for crypto intelligence companies to track funds related to…

Sky proposes dropping Wrapped Bitcoin over claimed Justin Sun ties
The team behind Sky, formerly Maker, wants to drop WBTC due to what it claimed were recent changes in ownership and control “likely involving Justin Sun or affiliates.”