Could quantum computing threaten Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1 million Bitcoin?
Quantum computing raises concerns over the security of Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1 million Bitcoin, sparking debates on freezing vulnerable holdings to safeguard the network’s future.
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New Zealand’s Auckland Saving Bank (ASB) has invested in local blockchain startup TradeWindow. The funding, reported Aug. 13, should expedite the launch of the company’s Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) trade platform.Applying blockchain to the global supply chainTradeWindow CEO, AJ Smith, believes that this link-up represents one of the first times a New Zealand bank has…

The crypto industry fights regulators in the courts: Law Decoded, Oct. 10–17
Perhaps one of the most captivating signs of the industry’s maturity is the increasing amount of court cases in which crypto companies fight back against perceived regulatory abuses. Last week saw some major advancements in that direction. Digital asset manager Grayscale has filed its opening brief against the United States Securities Exchange Commission to challenge its…

Binance Users Can Now Buy Crypto Using Debit Cards in 5 New Fiat Currencies
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance is enabling citizens in five further countries to buy cryptocurrency using Visa debit and credit cards with their national fiat currencies.The new service, announced April 10, will extend card support for the Colombian peso, the South Korean won, the Kenyan shilling, the Kazakhstani tenge and Peru’s neuvo sol.At launch, a total of…

Solana upgrades will strengthen network but squeeze validators — VanEck
Solana’s planned protocol upgrades are important for the network’s long-term health but could deal a blow to validators’ earnings, according to asset manager VanEck. In March, Solana’s validators will vote on two proposed upgrades — known as Solana Improvement Documents (SIMDs) — to the blockchain protocol designed to ensure rewards for stakers and adjust the

BMO Chief Investment Strategist: Too Soon to Call Bitcoin a Safe Haven
Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at the investment banking company BMO Capital Markets, said that he thinks it is premature to call Bitcoin (BTC) a safe haven from economic turmoil.Belski shared his views on Aug. 7 on CNN Business show Markets Now, where he said:“Bitcoin has been excessively volatile, especially the last couple of years.…

Alibaba Partners with Lolli to Allow US Shoppers Earn ‘Free Bitcoin’
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has partnered with Bitcoin (BTC) rewards shopping app Lolli, enabling its shoppers to earn 5% back in Bitcoin. Alibaba customers can now get Satoshis (sats), the smallest unit of Bitcoin currency, worth 0.00000001 BTC, when shopping “thousands of items online,” Lolli says.World’s biggest retailer and biggest one-day shopping eventThe partnership was…

Why Betting on Gold-Backed Stablecoins Is a Losing Game
Gold has been regarded as an eternal value since times immemorial. This shiny metal still acts as a store of value — especially in countries like India. Due to its exclusivity, gold is an essential element of the global financial system, and since this metal is not subject to corrosion, it has many areas of…

Bitcoin price recovery driven by growing US financial concerns
Bitcoin price recaptures the $62,000 level as investor grow increasingly concerned about the fiscal health of the US