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Coinbase Launches Regulated Crypto Benchmark — Who Can Invest?

Coinbase’s new cryptocurrency index introduces a regulated crypto benchmark, offering investors broad exposure and setting a new standard for transparency in the digital asset market. A New Crypto Benchmark Emerges — Coinbase’s Bold Move with COIN50 Index Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) has launched the Coinbase 50 Index (COIN50), which the crypto exchange described as “a regulated crypto…
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Brazil Prepares to Let Tradfi Institutions Embrace Crypto

The Central Bank of Brazil is preparing to open the crypto market to tradfi institutions, which will be able to operate in this industry with clarity after the enactment of the upcoming regulation. Small crypto startups might face challenges in regularizing their situation…
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Ripple, XRP Fight With SEC Nears Tipping Point as Key Changes Loom

With SEC Chair Gensler possibly stepping down, Ripple’s high-stakes battle over XRP could see a swift resolution, signaling a shift in crypto regulation strategy. Gensler on the Way Out? Ripple’s Battle With SEC Over XRP Could Reach Resolution Attorney Jeremy Hogan outlined potential developments in the ongoing legal battles between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and major…
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Crypto.com Unveils 'Level up' Rewards Program, Integrates New Service Suite

Singapore-based Crypto.com has unveiled its “Level Up” rewards program, seeking to deliver stocks, banking services, and cards under one roof. The company will integrate these new functionalities, offering 3% on stock deposit transfers, 7.5% rewards on idle cash balances, and 8% in uncapped rewards on card spending. With this move, including these new and improved opportunities, Crypto.com CEO…
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Former Employee's Hidden Code Turns Workplace Into Crypto Mine

A Minnesota man, Joshua Paul Armbrust, 44, has been indicted for a “cryptojacking” scheme that exploited his former employer’s computing resources to mine ether (ETH), causing over $45,000 in damages, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota. Armbrust, who resigned from his job at Digital River, allegedly accessed the company’s Amazon Web Services (AWS)…
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