Ferrari to launch crypto payments in Europe after US success
Ferrari debuted cryptocurrency payments for its cars in the United States in 2023, partnering with a major local payments provider, BitPay.
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Aussie state government blockchain platform may prevent a tower block inferno
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Singapore AML Framework Can Attract Crypto Businesses, Not Chase It Away
As crypto continues its foray into the mainstream financial world, more countries are recognizing digital assets legally. Singapore is the latest to join the party. On Jan. 28, the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Payment Services Act went into effect, setting up a framework for the regulation of payment-related activities in the country. Given that the…

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Vitalik Buterin’s Privacy Pool idea is interesting, but it’s just the start
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The Ethereum Merge is completed: Here’s what’s next
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Capital One Hack Exposes 100M Accounts as Bitcoin Unaffected, Says Pompliano
The massive-scale hack of major United States credit card issuer Capital One has left the personal data of over 100 million individuals exposed.As CNN reported on July 30, confidential data for around 106 million Capital One customers' accounts and credit card applications was stolen by an alleged hacker, Paige Thompson, 33, in March of this…

Bitcoin bulls were obliterated, but is it time to catch the falling knife?
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