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Japan is preparing to introduce new regulations that could transform the legal status of cryptocurrencies. According to Nikkei, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to classify cryptocurrencies as financial products, partially aligning them with regulations for stocks and bonds. This change is significant as it could bring cryptocurrencies under insider

Ripple has announced a partnership with Chipper Cash, an African fintech platform, to facilitate cryptocurrency-based cross-border payments in Africa. According to a statement released on March 27, Chipper Cash will utilize Ripple Payments to improve the speed and accessibility of international money transfers. The partnership aims to reduce high costs,

The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Thursday that it has seized $201,400 in cryptocurrency funds suspected of being intended for the Hamas group. According to authorities, the funds were held in Tether (USDT) and were traced to addresses used to launder over $1.5 million in virtual

USDC, the stablecoin issued by Circle, recently surpassed $60 billion in market capitalization, a symbolic milestone marking a new phase in the evolution of this digital asset. The significant growth of USDC highlights the increasing strength of stablecoins, especially those backed by tangible assets and regulated, within the crypto ecosystem.

The Blockchain Group, a French blockchain company, announced on March 26 the purchase of 580 BTC for approximately €47.3 million ($50.8 million). Following this transaction, the company's total Bitcoin holdings reached 620 BTC. According to the company’s statements, this investment reflects its confidence in Bitcoin

North Carolina could become one of the first U.S. states to integrate crypto assets into pension funds. Two bills, introduced in March in the House of Representatives and Senate, propose allocating up to 5% of pension fund assets into cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The initiative comes as cryptocurrencies gain recognition