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Singapore ups crypto exchanges risk factor under new law update

The update aims to prevent Terrorist groups and organizations from exploiting Singapore’s economic openness as an international financial, business, and transport hub. Source link

Bitcoin ETF inflows highest in a month as Bitcoin hovers near $63K

BlackRock’s IBIT and Grayscale’s GBTC, the two largest spot Bitcoin ETFs by net asset value, saw zero flows on Monday. Source link

Crypto hacks down by 54.2% in June, $176M lost in a month

In 2024, May was the biggest month in terms of crypto losses and suffered nearly $385 million in net losses from crypto hacks. Source link

Bolivia lifts ban on Bitcoin, authorizes crypto transactions via banks

The change in regulatory stance marks the end of a ban on crypto use in the country that began in 2014. Source link

Bitcoin social sentiment decline may signal market bottom

BTC price has failed to hit a new all-time high in over three months, especially after the Bitcoin halving in April. Source link

Satoshi era Bitcoin wallet wakes up after 14 years, sends 50 BTC to Binance

The Bitcoin wallet belongs to a miner who earned 50 BTC as mining rewards in July 2010, a time when BTC was trading at $0.05. Source link

Bitcoiner contributes to Julian Assange’s freedom, pays $500K debt in BTC

Bitcoiner helps Julian Assange return home debt-free after 14 years of fighting against U.S. extradition. Source link

Bitcoin and Ethereum transaction fees plummet to lowest level in 7 months

In 2024, Bitcoin transaction fees have stayed relatively low, particularly since the April Bitcoin halving, which reduced the BTC mining reward by half. Source link

Kraken-CertiK $3M saga, zkSync airdrop wallets dumping tokens: Finance Redefined

The ZK token dump led to a 34.5% price decline in the token $0.18 after it hit a high of $0.32 shortly after launching. Source link

Kraken-CertiK saga turns murky as part of exploited funds go ‘missing’

Kraken is planning to take legal action against security firm CertiK as the “white hat” operation by security firm turns into a legal blunder. Source link