Crypto

Source: Bitcoinist In a step toward regulatory clarity for Bitcoin holders in China, a Shanghai court has issued an opinion stating that personal ownership of digital assets is not illegal under Chinese law.  Personal Bitcoin Ownership Legal The opinion, articulated by Sun Jie, a judge at the Shanghai Songjiang People’s Court, was published on the…

Source: Coin Tegraph BitGo Singapore has launched with a regulatory license, aiming to meet institutional demand in Asia with custody and trading services. Read Full Article

Source: Coin Tegraph Bitcoin has a “big day ahead” as the final push to the magic $100,000 mark begins ahead of the Wall Street open. Read Full Article

Source: Coin Tegraph The record monthly stablecoin inflows could put Bitcoin’s price on track to top the record $100,000 mark. Read Full Article

Source: Coin Tegraph The privacy and security risks of biometric IDs demand builders consider modular privacy applications or face real-world vulnerabilities. Read Full Article

Source: Bitcoinist Data shows the hype around Bitcoin has stayed low on social media recently despite the asset’s latest record. Here’s what this could mean for BTC. Bitcoin Sentiment On Social Media Is Still Just Mildly Positive In a new post on X, the analytics firm Santiment has discussed about the recent trend in the…

Source: Coin Tegraph South Korea said North Korean hackers Lazarus and Andariel were behind the $50 million Upbit hack in 2019, with the stolen crypto now valued at over $1 billion. Read Full Article

Source: Coin Tegraph “We’re hitting CEOs, CFOs, software engineers,” the brazen scammer told Casa CEO Nick Neuman: “We don’t call poor people.”  Read Full Article

Source: Bitcoinist American YouTuber and boxer Logan Paul is facing backlash again after being accused of misleading his fans over crypto investments. New evidence shows that Paul seemingly promoted tokens without acknowledging he had a financial interest in them, gaining over $100,000 in the process. YouTuber Profits From Misleading Fans The BBC reported on Wednesday…

Source: Coin Tegraph The artwork consists of a regular store-bought banana stuck to a wall with duct tape which sold in New York for four times the estimated sales price.  Read Full Article