News with the tag "Crypto Transaction"

SKALE Labs , the team behind Layer-1 blockchain network SKALE , has launched its BITE Protocol , the “industry’s first” consensus-level solution that works to eliminate Maximal/Miner Extractable Value ( MEV ). The SKALE team says that BITE stands for ‘Blockchain Integrated Threshold Encryption’. It ...

A significant move in the crypto space recently caught the attention of on-chain analysts. Continue Capital , a prominent blockchain technology investor and a major participant in the Uniswap ecosystem, has executed a substantial transfer involving the UNI token . According to observations shared by...

The reporting requirements present a “real risk of pushing users toward decentralized platforms,” according to industry insiders.

A blockchain security solution by Cyvers could prevent 99% of crypto hacks and scams, addressing vulnerabilities like phishing and CEX exploits that cost $2.3 billion in 2024.

China’s new forex rules require Chinese banks to track identity, fund sources, and trading frequencies to curb cross-border crypto activities.

Cyvers and Station70’s solution uses an AI-powered real-time threat detection system to protect institutional-grade crypto transfers, aiming to bolster mass adoption.

South Korean authorities announced their plan to fully regulate cross-border crypto transactions by the end of 2025 to combat a “blind spot” enabling tax evasion by foreign exchanges. Related Reading: Consensys Urges For Clear Crypto Regulation In Open Letter To Future US President Koran Authorities...

The Ministry of Finance will implement South Korean cross-border cryptocurrency transactions regulations in the second half of 2025.

The rise came immediately after Bolivia’s central bank lifted a 42-month ban on cryptocurrency payments, allowing financial entities to conduct transactions with digital assets.

Saudi Arabia has emerged as the fastest-growing crypto economy in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region for the second consecutive year. Unlike other MENA countries, Saudi Arabia’s and Qatar’s crypto activity primarily stems from decentralized finance platforms. The majority of MENA’s crypt...