OKX selects Malta as MiCA hub for EU crypto compliance

A new blockchain project has launched a registry that would divvy up and tokenize portions of the lunar surface. Dubbed Diana — after the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon — the project launched on July 19, just one day before the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing. The goal of this project…

The Crocodile MinterAustralia Zoo, the famous animal sanctuary owned by Terri Irwin, the widow of Steve Irwin or the crocodile hunter, has launched an NFT project called “Wildlife Warriors.”Wildlife Warriors is also the name of a non-profit organization founded by the Irwins in 2002 which focuses on the protection of injured, threatened or endangered wildlife.…

Head of over-the-counter (OTC) sales at cryptocurrency exchange Kraken Nelson Minier compared today’s cryptocurrency trading industry to how Wall Street used to be, adding that it is still too soon to call Bitcoin a safe haven for investors.During the Nasdaq TradeTalks interview published on Aug. 22, Minier stated:“Wall Street ain't what it used to be.…

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of over $488 million, but Google Trends data shows Bitcoin and crypto-related searches are far down from 2021 highs.

The BitBTC bridge reportedly had a bug that would essentially allow an attacker to mint fake tokens on one side of the bridge, and swap them for real ones on the other. 322 Total views 12 Total shares A cross-chain bridge between BitBTC and the Ethereum layer-2 network Optimism has been able to avoid a…

Crypto is full of odd people who have put some of their eccentricity into the crypto projects they develop.

A Grin (GRIN) developer funded by the Litecoin Foundation has suggested a solution for fixing the “Achilles heel of Mimblewimble privacy.”David Burkett, a developer at Mimblewimble’s (MW) privacy-centric coin Grin, started a thread on monthly updates detailing progress on both Grin’s development and the integration of MW’s privacy-focused technology into Litecoin (LTC). The developer announced…

After the White House Crypto Summit, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced the crypto exchange would be going on a hiring spree in the United States. 7358 Total views 3 Total shares Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that United States President Donald Trump’s strong support for crypto has led the exchange to go on a hiring