Bybit’s bbSOL Secures Institutional Custody via Anchorage Digital
Bybit’s staked solana token, bbSOL, has gained institutional custody support from Anchorage Digital, expanding secure access to Solana’s liquid staking ecosystem. Anchorage Digital and Bybit Bring Institutional Access to Solana Staking Bybit has strengthened its institutional foothold in the Solana ecosystem with Anchorage Digital now offering custody support for its staked SOL token, bbSOL. The […] Powered by...
AUSTRAC Targets Crypto ATM Operator for Money Laundering Risks
The Australian financial crime regulator has taken action against crypto ATM operator Cryptolink for its failure to report large cash transactions on time. Crypto ATMs Labeled ‘Highest-Risk’ Channel for Money Laundering The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) has issued an infringement notice of $56,340 to crypto ATM operator Cryptolink. The regulator also accepted […] Powered by...
Binance Supercharges Crypto Adoption in Argentina With a QR Code Bridge to the Peso
Binance is supercharging crypto’s real-world momentum with a groundbreaking push into Argentina’s digital payments scene, launching instant, fee-free QR crypto payments that turn everyday spending into a seamless Web3 experience for millions of users. Binance Expands Crypto Payments Across Argentina Binance is accelerating real-world crypto adoption in Latin America with a bold expansion into Argentina’s […] Powered by...
IPTV Anti-Piracy Demands Are Bad For ISPs, Spell Disaster for User Privacy & Security
In October 2022, over 100 rightsholders, powerful media groups, and various organizations, demanded decisive action from the European Commission to tackle IPTV piracy of live sports and similar events. Familiar names, including the MPA, UEFA, Premier League, Sky, beIN, LaLiga, and Serie A, demanded legislative change from the European Commission to ‘End Live Piracy Now’. That didn’t happen, and with no legislative instruments or...
Nintendo Wins Lawsuit Against Defiant ‘Pirate’ Streamer ‘EveryGameGuru’
For major companies like Nintendo, tackling online piracy isn’t just about punishing individual infringers; it’s about strategic deterrence. Filing lawsuits against casual gamers who may have made an isolated mistake is not a good look and could potentially backfire. Nintendo understands that and carefully picks its battles. The case against Jesse Keighin, better known under his gaming handle “EveryGameGuru” exemplifies this approach....
