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Channel . in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 10 033 subscribers, ranking 15 327 in the Cryptocurrencies category and 4 223 in the USA region.
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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 10 033 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 09 July, 2025, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -303 over the last 30 days and by 0 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 0%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects N/A% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 0 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 0 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 0.
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Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 10 July, 2025), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Cryptocurrencies category.
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🇸🇬 'Cryptocurrencies Have Failed the Test of Digital Money,' MAS' Managing Director Says
Stablecoins and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), not crypto, will be part of the financial ecosystem in the future, the managing director of Singapore's central bank said during his keynote at the Singapore Fintech Festival. But in Menon’s opinion, cryptocurrencies have failed the test of digital money because "they have performed poorly as a medium of exchange or store of value, their prices are subject to sharp speculative swings, and many investors in cryptocurrencies have suffered significant losses."
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), he said, views well-regulated stablecoins as a promising digital currency complementing CBDCs and tokenized bank liabilities. During the speech, Menon listed StraitsX’s stablecoin and Paxos Digital's new USD-pegged stablecoin as examples. While Singapore has a reputation as a crypto hub in Asia, regulators would much rather prefer the nation be known as a digital assets hub, something which Menon emphasized in his speech by highlighting ways the technology can be used aside from crypto speculation. "GL1 is conceived as a global public good," Menon said. "It will facilitate seamless cross-border transactions and enable tokenized assets to be traded across global liquidity pools while meeting relevant regulatory requirements.".
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🔵 Circle Mint in Singapore To Launch With Seamless Transactions and Zero Fees
Circle Singapore has unveiled Circle Mint, operating under its newly acquired Major Payments Institution (MPI) license granted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in June 2023. Under the MPI license, Singapore-registered entities stand to benefit from a range of features. Circle Mint in Singapore eradicates minting and redemption fees for USDC, eliminating additional risks, extra charges, and protracted transaction times commonly associated with brokers and resellers.
Fiat funds in user bank accounts undergo swift and automated conversion to USDC, contingent on participating banks’ instant settlement networks. Future plans include expanding access to regional banking rails and facilitating near-instant settlement for seamless transactions. Tailored to seamlessly align with MAS regulations, Circle Mint in Singapore ensures that financial activities are not only efficient but also secure. As digital currencies gain prominence in the Asia-Pacific region, Circle Mint in Singapore emerges as a catalyst, making these currencies more accessible for businesses in the area. Previously, Circle sent emails to customers stating that individual consumer accounts would not be supported by Circle Mint.
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🇺🇸 IRS 'Raided' by Crypto Investors as Industry Puts Up Fight Against U.S. Tax Proposal
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is gathering the final words now from a crypto sector that is arguing the agency's proposal for a digital-assets taxation regime is an existential threat to investor privacy and to decentralized crypto projects. After a comment deadline and a public hearing on Monday, the U.S. Department of the Treasury's tax arm will have a mountain of more than 120,000 comments to sift through – aided in some instances by the wordsmithing of artificial intelligence tied.
Monday's hearing – confined to audio – will gather prominent crypto advocates to lay out their arguments on this proposal that maps out how crypto brokers and investors would report transactions to the IRS. "The digital asset middleman category stretches the statutory language beyond its breaking point in direct contravention of the relevant legislative history," the DeFi Education Fund argued in a comment letter. The current language of the proposal "inexorably leads to the conclusion that the proposed regulations could treat every participant in the blockchain technology stack as a broker.". The new taxation system – which won't become final until IRS officials weigh the input, rewrite a final version and approve it.
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💰 Former FTX general counsel who testified against SBF to lead new exchange Backpack: WSJ
Backpack, the Web3 digital wallet company founded and led by Armani Ferrante, announced the exchange late last month, though Sun's involvement wasn't publicly disclosed. Claire Zhang, Ferrante's wife and a former legal deputy of Sun's, also sits on the executive board of Trek Labs, the Dubai-based legal entity that will do business as Backpack Exchange. The exchange received a license from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, or VARA, which regulates digital assets in the region.
The WSJ report states that Sun's Trek Labs employs other former FTX legal and compliance employees and that he disclosed his FTX associations in investor materials and regulatory filings. Sun testified against Bankman-Fried under a no-prosecution agreement and denied knowledge of the fraudulent schemes perpetrated by FTX executives, stating he resigned the day after he learned of the massive hole in FTX's balance sheet. Ferrante, an ex-Alameda Research engineer, was also professionally set back by the FTX collapse. The collapse led to Ferrante losing most of the $20 million he raised in an investment round co-led by FTX Ventures just weeks before FTX's bankruptcy in November 2022. Ferrante didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
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🏦 Coinbase rolls out on-chain credential verification using the Ethereum Attestation Service
Coinbase announced a feature on Nov. 9 that allows users to attest their account and country credentials on-chain and access additional benefits. Coinbase’s help pages indicate that issued verifications are meant to serve as a “trusted badge” that grants access to on-chain apps and benefits. Coinbase said that verification will initially provide users with a badge in Base’s Guild — the membership program for its second-layer network, Base — plus access to a private Discord channel.
Coinbase added that verification will soon provide access to gasless (i.e., feeless) transactions, plus access to other participating apps on the Base network. Those upcoming apps include three DeFi platforms: Index Coop, Perennial, and Volmex. Community data from Dune Analytics suggests that Coinbase has issued over 9,700 attestations to more than 6,200 unique recipients since late October. The remainder of the help page provides more details. It notes that verifications can be tied to any self-custodial Ethereum (EVM) wallet address but cannot be transferred to other addresses. A separate section notes that the verification can be associated with up to three addresses, including MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet addresses.
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https://t.me/Blockchain_Explained
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📣 International Deal to Combat Crypto Tax Evasion to Start 2027 as 48 Countries Sign Up
As many as 48 countries committed to a tax-transparency standard starting in 2027 that will provide for the automatic exchange of information between jurisdictions to combat tax evasion on crypto exchanges, according to a joint statement and individual announcements by the U.K., Singapore, and Luxembourg. The agreement adds the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF).
"Final agreement on the CARF was reached in March 2023, following two years of negotiation," according to the release from the U.K. "The U.K. leads on first of its kind global commitment to combat offshore crypto tax evasion. It will mean crypto platforms will need to start sharing taxpayer information with tax authorities, which currently they do not do, ensuring these authorities can exchange information to enforce tax compliance.". The 2027 deadline for implementation also applies to the updates in the Common Reporting Standard with the aim of "swiftly transposing the CARF into domestic law and activating exchange agreements in time for exchanges to commence by 2027, subject to national legislative procedures."
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⚪️ Near Foundation launches two new tools to help web3 builders
Near Foundation, the organization developing the Near protocol, launched two new products aimed at giving web3 builders better tools for developing blockchains. The Near Foundation announced a partnership with Polygon Labs to build out zkWASM, a zero-knowledge prover for WebAssembly blockchains. The collaboration aims to make zkWASM available for those working with the Polygon Chain Development Kit.
"The zkWASM collaboration leverages Polygon Labs' groundbreaking zero-knowledge R&D with the Near Foundation's WASM expertise, positioning this ZK solution at the forefront of the Web3 market," the company wrote in a statement. "NEAR's L1 has been live with 100% uptime for more than three years, so it can offer true reliability to projects looking for secure DA while also being cost-effective," Near Foundation co-founder Illia Polosukhin said in a statement. "NEAR provides great solutions to developers no matter which stack they're building on and now that includes the Ethereum modular blockchain landscape.". Both tools are designed to help web3 builders developing Ethereum rollups and WASM blockchains.
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💰 The Graph set to roll out new blockchain data services, including AI-assisted querying
The Graph, an indexing and query protocol for organizing blockchain data, is rolling out a new suite of resources, including advanced data streaming services, Large Language Models for AI-assisted querying, new query languages and verifiable data into its network. Additionally, the roadmap presents a solution for accessing historical data on the Ethereum blockchain once EIP-4444 is implemented, which will limit the availability of such data on the network itself.
The "New Era" was outlined in The Graph Foundation's research and development roadmap. It focuses on five key objectives, including expanding its data services, enhancing tooling and UX and delivering a more resilient, flexible and efficient protocol. New Era also aims to boost performance and reduce costs for node operators, and create tools for composable data and an organized knowledge graph, according to a statement. In conjunction with New Era, The Graph is also implementing its "Sunrise of Decentralized Data" initiative, featuring cost-free migration to the network and access to a new free query plan. Additionally, the upcoming Graph Horizon network upgrade aims to make the protocol easier to use, cost-effective and permissionless.
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💰 XRP leads altcoin rally as Ripple scores legal wins and new CBDC partnerships
The price of XRP has increased by over 8% in the past 24 hours to become the top-performing digital asset in the cryptocurrency top ten. According to YouHodler Chief of Markets Ruslan Lienkha, there are "several factors" pushing up the price of XRP at the moment. He underscored Ripple's "quite successful confrontation" with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the company's involvement in global CBDC projects.
In mid-October, Ripple celebrated the dismissal of all charges against its executives in an ongoing lawsuit brought by the SEC. And, last week, the central bank of Georgia announced a partnership with Ripple for the development of the country's central bank digital currency pilot project. "There is Ripple’s aggressive marketing, big CBDC projects in cooperation with some governments, and also a very favorable bullish sentiment in the current crypto market, however, note that the price has not overcome the previous high in July," Lienkha added. According to analysts at CTF Capital, ether's recovery against BTC is a good sign for altcoins in general.
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🆘 Microsoft App Store Users Lose $588,000 to Fake Ledger Live App
A substantial sum of nearly $600,000 in Bitcoin has been stolen due to individuals unknowingly downloading a fake Ledger Live application from Microsoft’s app store. The deceptive application, called “Ledger Live Web3,” tricks users into thinking they are installing the genuine Ledger Live interface for secure offline storage of cryptocurrency using Ledger hardware wallets. The scammer has managed to accumulate around 16.8 BTC, equivalent to $588,000, through 38 transactions using the wallet address “bc1q….y64q,” as reported by Blockchain.com.
A total of approximately $115,200 has been withdrawn from the scammer’s wallet in two separate transactions, leaving a remaining balance of $473,800 or 13.5 BTC. It was later mentioned by ZachXBT that Microsoft may have removed the fraudulent Ledger Live app from its platform.The first transaction sent to the scammer’s wallet occurred on October 24, totaling $5,210. Prior to that, the wallet had been inactive. The majority of these transactions have occurred since November 2, with the largest transfer amounting to $81,200 on November 4. An investigation conducted by Cointelegraph revealed the existence of the fake “Ledger Live Web3” application in Microsoft’s app store as early as October 19. This is not the first time a counterfeit Ledger Live app has infiltrated Microsoft’s app store.
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🪙 Dogecoin Sweepstakes Case Heads to the Supreme Court
Coinbase's motion to force a lawsuit over its Dogecoin sweepstakes into arbitration, allowing the case to proceed in court. The lawsuit alleges the crypto exchange misled users about requirements to enter its 2021 "Trade Doge, Win Doge" promotion. Filed in 2021, the class action lawsuit accused Coinbase of obscuring the fact that users could enter the $1.2 million Dogecoin giveaway for free, without having to trade $100 of the meme cryptocurrency on its platform, reports Reuters.
The Coinbase suit, led by plaintiff David Suski, argues that Coinbase deliberately concealed a free mail-in entry option in order to drive trading volume and liquidity for its new Dogecoin listing. “The official rules evince the parties' intent not to be governed by the user agreement's arbitration clause when addressing controversies concerning the sweepstakes,” wrote the Ninth Circuit in its decision to keep the claims in court, according to Law360, which affirmed that the U.S. Supreme Court will review the decision. This marks the second case over arbitration rules used by the crypto exchange to reach the high court in the past year. However, its promotional ad allegedly hid this option in faint, small print in order to push users towards paying the $100 entry fee.
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📣 Coinbase-backed Qredo down to six months of runway, cuts 50% of staff — again
Crypto custody infrastructure provider Qredo, which raised a hefty $80 million funding round last year from Coinbase Ventures and others, is in a tight financial situation. The company has around six months of runway left and just cut 50% of staff — once again, four sources with direct knowledge of the matter told The Block. In September, The Block reported that Qredo had already let go of approximately 50 people.
Additional job cuts continued into late last month, and the current headcount at the firm stands at about 50, down from over 200 earlier this year, the sources said. Qredo is struggling because its business has declined. "Qredo saw a monthly average of $2.5 billion of transactional activity in H2 2022 and through Q1 2023 — this activity has fallen, along with overall market activity, throughout the course of this year," a Qredo spokesperson told The Block. "With this prolonged cryptowinter, Qredo has chosen to right-size its business and focus on the core areas of growth in web3 wallets and custody solutions.". 10T Holdings did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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🟠 Binance Ruble Payment Partnership Completely Terminates Amid Regulatory Challenge
Binance, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, is set to terminate its partnership with payment processor Advcash, also known as Advance Cash. This decision comes as part of Binance’s ongoing efforts to navigate regulatory challenges and increase compliance in its operations. The partnership, established in 2019, allowed Binance customers to deposit and withdraw Russian rubles, even from sanctioned Russian banks, through Advcash. However, recent developments suggest that Binance is now distancing itself from this arrangement.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Binance informed a client of its decision through an email, though Advcash claims it has not received any official communication regarding the termination of the Binance ruble payment partnership. This move is in line with Binance’s strategy to discontinue associations with payment processors across Europe and the Americas amidst an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice. The investigation centers on concerns related to money laundering, sanction evasions, and alleged fraud. Despite facing substantial regulatory hurdles and compliance challenges due to Western sanctions against Russia, Binance continued to serve Russian users until August 2023. The departure from the Russian market also saw top Russian executives leave the company in early September.
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🟠 CME on the Cusp of Replacing Binance as Top Bitcoin Futures Exchange
The regulated Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is climbing ranks on the list of largest bitcoin (BTC) futures and perpetual futures exchanges by open interest in a move reminiscent of the early stages of the 2020-21 bull run. With a notional open interest (OI) of $3.54 billion, CME is now the second-largest bitcoin futures exchange, up from the fourth position seen weeks ago, according to Coinglass. Notional open interest refers to the U.S. dollar value locked in the number of active or open contracts.
Keeping the top spot is the offshore unregulated exchange Binance, with an open interest of $3.83 billion. That’s 8% higher than the CME. CME’s standard bitcoin futures contract is equivalent to 5 BTC, while the micro contract is sized at one-tenth of 1 BTC. The standard ether futures have a contract size of 50 ETH, while micro futures are equivalent to one-tenth of 1 ETH. Most open interest in offshore exchanges is concentrated in perpetual futures rather than traditional futures contracts. Perpetuals are futures with no expiry and use the funding rate mechanism to keep perpetuals in sync with the spot price. Per some observers, CME’s ascent is a sign of an institutional-led rally. Bitcoin has risen 27% this month amid lingering macroeconomic uncertainty and spot ETF optimism.
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📊 DeFi Oversight: Consensys Advocates for Nuanced Approach Following IOSCO’s Report
MetaMask’s parent firm, Consensys, has commented on IOSCO’s proposal to identify “responsible persons” in DeFi projects. The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) had recently weighed in on the matter and recommended that governments should identify the “Responsible Person” behind ostensibly decentralized finance applications and subject them to regulatory oversight similar to conventional financial market participants. Consensys – has encouraged the global standard setter to clarify that some DeFi arrangements may have no “Responsible Person.”
Consensys argued that IOSCO’s recommendation seems to presume that, in any given DeFi arrangement or activity, it is always possible to identify a Responsible Person who could be subject to regulatory obligations. It implies that decentralized systems either don’t exist or shouldn’t. Consensys admitted that the line between centralized and decentralized finance is more of a spectrum than a strict boundary but said that IOSCO’s recommendation oversimplifies this distinction. As such, taking a binary approach to identifying Responsible Persons “seems to encourage regulators to find such a party “at any cost.” Consensys advocated the need for a nuanced approach in determining Responsible Persons in DeFi. The firm added that regulatory obligations should align with the level of control, primarily targeting the centralized end of the spectrum.
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🆘 $720 Million Lost via 117 Hacking Incidents in Q3 of 2023
According to the latest Web3 security report by the blockchain security auditor Hacken, there were a total of 117 hacks in Q3 of 2023 while the value of funds stolen in this period topped $720 million. For context, there were 131 hacks in the preceding quarter yet only $327 million was stolen. The report added that the category’s average losses of tens of millions of dollars per incident again show that “the human factor remains the most exposed part of the crypto industry.”
While the losses ($49.80 million) from rug-pull incidents are significantly lower than the $449 million lost via access control and reentrancy, the study data shows rug-pulling incidents as the most prevalent form of attack. “Another glaring trend is the prevalence of rug pulls – a type of exit scam characterised by a sudden withdrawal of liquidity, often accompanied by changes in tokenomics or the project’s smart contract. Understanding the anatomy of this scam is crucial because they make up most exploits this year. Despite the relatively low average check cashed by the malicious actors of $638,594, it’s one of the simplest scams to prevent,” the report stated.
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✖️ DYdX Chain to distribute all network fees to validators and stakers
The dYdX Chain will allocate all accrued fees to its network validators and stakers, in addition to expanding the DYDX token’s capabilities on the version 4 platform. In a latest update, the dYdX Foundation confirmed the extended utility of the DYDX token in version 4, emphasizing its vital role in bolstering network security and governance. The token will be staked to network validators, and all protocol fees — including both USDC trading fees and DYDX-denominated gas fees.
A spokesperson for the dYdX Foundation clarified that the chain’s security incentives would not rely on token inflation as seen in other blockchains; instead, it will be funded through fees collected in USDC and distributed to validators and stakers. The mechanism for fee distribution will be managed via the Cosmos x/distribution module, providing a efficient system for fee allocation on the network. This is to ensure fees are handed out more evenly among validators and stakers. Tokens will need to be staked to be used in the blockchain's governance system. Validators receive the voting power of tokens staked with them, unless the token owner decides to vote on a proposal themselves.
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