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As the competition for dominance among established cryptocurrencies continues, a new wave of digital assets has emerged in the crypto sphere. One of these new currencies is SUI, whose network went live on Wednesday. About SUI The founders of SUI come from Mysten Labs, and like Aptos, its founders stem from Facebook’s crypto project. SUI
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The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is taking measures to curb the threat of money laundering posed by illegal cryptocurrency ATMs in the country. The regulator recently collaborated with local police to conduct inspections of sites in Exeter, Sheffield, and Nottingham. While crypto ATMs are legal, they must be registered with the FCA before they
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In recent years, the play-to-earn (P2E) gaming sector has gained significant popularity among gaming and crypto enthusiasts as it offers cryptocurrencies or non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as rewards for completing in-game tasks. Axie Infinity ($AXS) is a prime example of this trend, offering a metaverse gaming environment where players can acquire creatures known as “Axies.” However,
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Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to reintroduce a crypto bill with the aim of cracking down on money laundering and terrorist financing. During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Warren announced that she would reintroduce the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act. The Purpose of the Bill The Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act seeks to ensure
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Launchpad XYZ ($LPX) is a platform that provides a range of innovative features to simplify crypto analysis and enable investors to make informed decisions. With the booming NFT market, Launchpad XYZ is here to help investors ride the wave with confidence. Launchpad XYZ’s proprietary Launchpad Quotient uses artificial intelligence to assign risk-reward scores to potential
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Senator Elizabeth Warren recently testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee about the use of cryptocurrency in crime and sanctions evasion. During her testimony, Warren highlighted crypto’s use in funding weapons programs, supporting spying, and promoting cyber attacks. She noted that while much cryptocurrency-related crime is hidden, over $20 billion in illicit transactions took place