While Ripple pushes forward with its ambitious expansion plans in Dubai and Brazil, and prepares for the launch of its RLUSD stablecoin, the blockchain giant now must prepare to counter the U.S. agency's appeal.
Mathilde Adam
Happy Sunday, Observers! The escalation of conflicts in the Middle East is shaking up markets, and crypto is no exception. With panic settling amongst investors, the price of all cryptocurrencies has dipped this week. While it doesn’t curb the blow of the geopolitical tensions unfolding, the news that the
The acquisition serves as a gateway for Aptos, connecting it with key businesses and stakeholders in the Japanese market.
Ethereum proposal EIP-7781 aims to cut block times from 12 to 8 seconds. Japanese public company Metaplanet buys another ¥1 billion worth of Bitcoin. UAE eliminates taxes on all crypto transactions. Len Sassaman emerges as leading Satoshi candidate before HBO documentary. Telegram to enable NFT conversion with new Gifts feature.
The project has launched its testnet and is nearing a solution to Ethereum’s long-term data availability problem.
The project will distribute approximately 12% of its supply to early users.
What do a famous vampire, TikTok, blockchain, high-end on-chain UX, $DEGEN, Base, and a guy who tokenized himself in 2020 have in common?
An ECB research paper on CBDC adoption strategies and cross border CBDC projects in Asia. Another digital note from HSBC as a new report on the state of tokenization reveals surging trading volumes and a spike in experimentation.
Happy Sunday Observers! Hamster Kombat’s “largest crypto airdrop ever” turned out to be one of the worst airdrops in crypto history. Users were disappointed, as everything that could fail failed, and the rewards of months of tapping turned out much smaller than users anticipated. Things started going south when
