This Week in Crypto
The Libra Association will face questions from European Central Banks, OKEX has delisted five privacy coins, the U.S. has sanctioned three North Korean entities for cyber crimes, and former Consensys employee Harrison Hines is launching a crypto-native alternative to GitHub.
Square Crypto announced a $100k grant to fund the development of BTC Pay Server, Hodl Hodl released open source code for it’s exchange, and Consensys announced the launch of it’s DeFi project called Codefi.
The Libra Association stays firm on launching, despite rejection in the EU, KyberSwap introduces a fiat on-ramp, and Binance US is preparing to launch next week.
KyberSwap introduces a fiat on-ramp, EOS will undergo a hard fork, and the Libra Association is staying firm on the launch of the Libra cryptocurrency.
France will not tax crypto-to-crypto trades, France minister Bruno Le Maire wants to block Facebook’s Libra project, Binance is opening trading for it’s BUSD stablecoin, and Zelle co-founder Mike Kennedy is joining Interstellar as it’s new CEO.
The Libra Association is seeking a swiss payments license, Mastercard partnered with R3 to pilot a cross-border payments solution, and Binance US is planning to open deposits next week.
Facebook has added the Singapore Dollar to it’s Libra basket of fiat currencies. Coinbase has launched a USDC Bootstrap Fund. Nasdaq has listed a new decentralized finance index. And Gemini is launching an institutional custody solution.
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