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Mysten Labs launches ’Game Boy for web3’

The creator of the Sui blockchain teamed up with gaming startup Playtron to introduce the SuiPlay0X1, which is being promoted as the first handheld Web3 gaming device, to compete with popular gaming consoles like those from Nintendo and Steam.

SEC may block FTX’s repayment plan

The U.S. SEC could challenge the FTX bankruptcy plan, complicating the repayment process for creditors. Perhaps this is for their safety.

Bored Ape NFT prices, the true indicator of the NFT-market’s health?

As some experts warn, if you bought Bored Ape NFTs at their peak, you’ve likely lost a bigger portion of your investment.

China wants to create new rules for seized crypto

A law professor from the East China University of Political Science and Law has called for China to establish clear procedures for recovering illegal digital assets, as cryptocurrency-related crimes are on the rise.

Worldcoin goes for global reach like Facebook

Alex Blania, CEO of Tools for Humanity shared that Worldcoin is focused on distributing iris-scanning Orbs to expand its project and increase its usefulness.

Solana staking is coming to Binance

Binance is preparing to introduce its staking service for Solana by the end of September, allowing users to stake their SOL tokens and earn rewards through Binance’s liquid staking token, known as Binance Staked SOL, or BNSOL.

Zurich Cantonal Bank now offers crypto services

The largest state bank in , the ZKB officially entered the crypto market by offering trading and custody services for Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Russian lawmaker says no agreement on state-run crypto exchanges yet

Anatoly Aksakov, the Chairman of the State Duma’s Committee on Financial Markets just shared that the government and the Central Bank haven’t yet agreed on starting a state-run cryptocurrency exchange.

$288 million outflow from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs

Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. faced huge withdrawals at the start of September, with $288 million pulled out on the first trading day after Labor Day.

South Korean government employee caught mining crypto at work

A director at a South Korean government-affiliated food research institute found himself in hot water after being charged with theft and breach of trust for mining crypto right at his workplace.