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Bitcoin Lightning Network is live for Nubank users

Nubank, a leading Brazilian digital bank introduced Bitcoin’s Lightning Network for its customers.

Mt. Gox payouts are problematic?

A fresh, but recycled debate emerged regarding the importance of Bitcoin exchange balances, as 140,000 BTC from the Mt. Gox incident are set to be released soon.

Japan’s institutional investors wants diversification with crypto

A new survey reveals that more than a half of Japan’s institutional investors are considering cryptocurrency investments as a viable way to diversify their portfolios.

Swarm Markets introduces tokenized gold

Berlin-based Swarm Markets launched a new way for investors to hold and trade gold digitally, using non-fungible tokens to represent physical gold bars.

SEC sues Consensys. It’s over?

The Securities and Exchange Commission, the SEC filed a lawsuit against Consensys Software, the company behind the Ethereum, alleging they failed to register as a broker and sold unregistered securities.

Interpol detiene con éxito una gran red de estafadores

La Operación First Light llevó al congelamiento de más de 6,000 cuentas bancarias y a la incautación de 257 millones de dólares en activos, incluyendo 2 millones de dólares en criptomonedas. ¡Eso es un gran golpe!

You’ll be dating and you’ll be happy

Telegram just launched their new dating app on the TON blockchain that pays users for engaging with others.

Interpol stoppt erfolgreich ein riesiges Betrügernetzwerk

Die Operation First Light führte zur Sperrung von über 6.000 Bankkonten und zur Beschlagnahmung von Vermögenswerten im Wert von 257 Millionen Dollar, darunter 2 Millionen Dollar in Kryptowährung. Das ist ein großer Erfolg!

$1M in crypto to Trump, from Powell

Jesse Powell, the co-founder of Kraken has donated $1 million in ETH to support Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign, supporting his pro-crypto policies.

Interpol successfully stopped a huge scammer network

The Operation First Light action has led to the freezing of six thousands bank accounts and the seizure of $257 million in assets, including $2 million in cryptocurrency. That’s a big game!