The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) announced a change in practice regarding staking services.
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The Swiss arm of the Raiffeisen banking group is the next member to join the SIX Digital Exchange (SDX).
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An exploit in the Ledger Library caused concern and market instability by injecting malicious code into decentralised applications.
Solana is experiencing peaks regarding the NFT trading and even managed to overtake Ethereum for a short period of time.
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Société Générale, one of France’s largest banks, issued its first digital green bond on a public blockchain.
The city of Lugano is expanding its payment options for all city invoices with the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT).
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The FINMA-regulated crypto bank SEBA Bank AG now operates under the AMINA Bank brand identity at its locations worldwide.
DLT Finance announced a collaboration with the crypto arm SIX Digital Exchange (SDX) of Swiss exchange to expand its institutional crypto services.
Jan Damrau talks to CVJ.CH about ZugerKB’s decision to be the first Cantonal Bank to introduce a crypto offering.
The city of Lugano’s payment app “MyLugano” welcomes Polygon, another blockchain network that extends its functionality to NFTs.
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This week, the development team behind the leading NFT marketplace “Blur” introduced its own Layer 2 network, “Blast”. In just a few days, users have deposited over $370 million into the protocol to benefit from a future token airdrop.
The newly elected president of Argentina, Javier Milei, could use his sympathy for Bitcoin to support the cryptocurrency on a national level.