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Merlin Chain, BitcoinOS partner to unveil ZK-powered Bitcoin bridge

Merlin Chain and BitcoinOS join forces to deploy the Grail Bridge, introducing zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) for secure cross-chain transactions.

Standard Chartered begins UAE crypto custody services with BTC, ETH

Standard Chartered was approved by the Dubai Financial Services Authority to offer crypto custody solutions in the UAE. 

Tether stablecoin issuer and Tron launch financial crime unit

Tron, the largest network for the USDT stablecoin, will provide its technical expertise to identify and freeze illicit USDT transactions within the new financial crime unit.

Nansen acquisition enables staking services to over 20 blockchains

Nansen expands its services by acquiring StakeWithUs, enabling users to stake assets onchain across 20+ blockchains.

Congressional elections critical for crypto’s future in the US

The industry has amassed a historically large war chest, but little of it will be spent on the presidential clash between Trump and Harris.

Why Bitcoin will likely retrace to $54K before the big breakout

Bitcoin futures CME gaps have been filled by price every time over the past quarter, and over the weekend, another gap was formed near $54,000. 

Polygon and Fabric team up to fast-track ZK-proof adoption on AggLayer

The integration of Fabric Cryptography’s Verifiable Processing Units promises faster, more secure transactions on Polygon’s AggLayer.

Over 86% of Web3 professionals are confident in the future of crypto — Consensys

The surprising workforce optimism comes despite current regulatory uncertainty ahead of the US elections.

Lufthansa, Deutsche Telekom launch DePIN blockchain nodes

Lufthansa and Deutsche Telekom are among a few major enterprises to launch blockchain nodes on the Peaq network, signaling a significant move toward enterprise DePIN adoption.

DOGS token sets memecoin record with 17M users on The Open Network

According to the TON community, the DOGS airdrop’s success could be trumped by the upcoming Hamster Kombat and Catizen airdrops in September.

Crypto becomes US election issue for the first time — Survey

Up to 73% of US respondents who currently own cryptocurrency said that a candidate’s position on crypto would influence their vote in the presidential election.

Ethena’s risky path: A synthetic stablecoin cautionary tale

The alternative stablecoin market is evolving, and projects like Ethena are leading the way, with a total value locked of $2.7 billion.

Indonesia’s licensing regime sparks ‘monopolistic’ market concerns

IADERN principal Tuhu Nugraha believes that the prolonged and complex registration process hampers growth and innovation in Indonesia’s crypto ecosystem. 

Telefónica Tech joins Polygon's Privado ID as system integrator

Telefónica Tech is integrating with Polygon’s Privado ID to advance its digital identity solutions as Europe moves toward digital ID implementation.

Bitcoin speculators repeat 2021 de-risking as exposure drops 21.6K BTC

BTC price action over the past month has had major consequences for Bitcoin investor dynamics.

Bitfarms postpones ‘special meeting’ over Riot’s board change demand

Bitfarms delayed its special shareholders’ meeting to address Riot’s demand for board changes, aiming for an informed decision.

Bitcoin ETFs see $28.6M inflows after 8-day outflow streak

Three spot Bitcoin ETF issuers saw inflows on Sept. 9 — but they didn’t include BlackRock, which recorded rare outflows on the day.

AI deepfake attacks will extend beyond videos and audio — Security firms

AI-powered deepfake scams targeting crypto wallets are rising, with experts warning of evolving threats and urging users to protect their digital assets.

Singapore probes illegal Worldcoin accounts and token sales

Singapore is investigating unauthorized Worldcoin account sales as regulators raise concerns over data misuse and criminal activity.

SEC ‘dug in’ on bank crypto custody rule as agency’s stance ‘unchanged’

SEC chief accountant Paul Munter said agency staff views on a divisive rule curtailing banks from offering crypto custody services “remain unchanged.”

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