The U.S. state of Arkansas has passed a bill titled The Arkansas Data Centers Act of 2023, which aims to prevent local governments from imposing certain restrictions on crypto mining activities.

Special envoys from the US, Japan, and South Korea have expressed concerns about North Korea's growing nuclear program and the role of its overseas workers, including IT specialists, in financing its weapons programs through the theft and laundering of funds, including cryptocurrencies. North Korea-linked hackers stole a record $1.7 billion in cryptocurrency last year alone, according to estimates from Chainalysis. Despite the UN Security Council Resolution 2397 mandating the repatriation of overseas North Korean workers, many continue to work abroad. North Korean hackers have been alleged to use cryptocurrencies to generate revenue for the country, with high-profile attacks attributed to North Korean hackers including the 2018 theft of $530 million worth of cryptocurrency from the Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck. The Lazarus Group, a hacking group believed to be sponsored by the North Korean government, is allegedly responsible for carrying out a number of high-profile cyber attacks against various targets, including banks, governments, and crypto exchanges.

Genesis Market has received tens of millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency during its lifetime, primarily in Bitcoin. Most of its incoming funds since May came from mainstream exchanges, with crypto ATMs also contributing a significant amount.

Between 4% and 21% of the top L2 tokens by market cap have security issues.

Despite ranking 10th in tax payment rate (1.62%), the US has a large cryptocurrency adoption and population.

The Eucoinotrade website claims that you can make “150% daily profit” trading binary options.

Blur is an NFT aggregator platform that allows users to discover, collect, and trade NFTs from various marketplaces all in one place.

Mastercard, the world’s leading payment technology company, has announced plans to settle transactions for a stablecoin wallet in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.

USDT (Tether), USDC (USD Coin), and BUSD (Binance USD) are all stablecoins that are pegged to the value of the US dollar. However, there are some differences between the three.

Cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular, and as a result, wallets that store digital currencies have gained significant attention.