Brazil's Braza Group is launching a stablecoin pegged to the Brazilian Real on the XRP Ledger to improve cross-border payments. This launch, expected in early 2025, is part of Brazil’s broader push to adopt blockchain and digital assets, including the approval of the first XRP ETF.
AnaisTrump claimed to have ended Biden’s anti-Bitcoin stance, vowing to make the US a crypto leader and crediting Bitcoin’s record highs to his commitment.
KikyoRobinhood is expanding its crypto services to Singapore, using its Bitstamp acquisition to enter the market by late 2025. The move is part of a broader push into Asia, despite facing regulatory challenges in the US.
WeatherlyA Malaysian entrepreneur developed an AI chatbot, SOHAI, to waste scammers' time by engaging them in irrelevant conversations. Despite some challenges, the chatbot has received positive feedback, with users excited to test it against scammers.
AnaisLightning Labs’ Olaoluwa Osuntokun clarified that the issue stemmed from a compromised user device rather than a flaw or vulnerability in the system.
CatherineOKX has secured the MiCA license, allowing it to offer regulated crypto services across 28 European countries. This milestone expands its reach to over 400 million users with local payment options and a variety of trading services.
WeatherlyIn his first prison interview on 18 February, as customer repayments began, Sam Bankman-Fried aligned with Trump while condemning Biden’s “destructive” judicial politicisation—seemingly angling for a pardon. How far will he go for freedom?
CatherineBybit CEO Ben Zhou criticized Pi Network as a scam and confirmed the exchange will not list its token. He cited past warnings from Chinese authorities and dismissed claims that Bybit ever sought a listing.
WeatherlyVitalik Buterin expressed disappointment over criticism of Ethereum for not supporting blockchain casinos, stating that critics unfairly view Ethereum negatively for rejecting them. He reaffirmed his stance, emphasizing he would not endorse blockchain casinos.
Kikyo32-year-old Ho Kai Xin used the stolen funds to indulge in luxury items, including Louis Vuitton handbags, sunglasses, and a Mercedes-Benz.
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