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X, previously known as Twitter, has successfully obtained the Rhode Island Currency Transmitter License, enabling it to offer cryptocurrency payments and trading services in the U.S.
This acquisition, confirmed on August 28 via NMLS data, aligns with X's ambition to be a "cryptocurrency-friendly" platform.
Earlier, X had integrated features like Bitcoin tipping and NFT profile picture support. With this license, users might soon be able to send, receive, and store crypto directly on X, further mainstreaming cryptocurrency use. Bitcoin laundering suspicions arise over old wallet activity
A Bitcoin wallet, stagnant since 2018 with a hefty 10,000 bitcoins (approximately $260 million), recently caught the attention of blockchain researcher ZachXBT. It's now moving these assets through certain cryptocurrency mixers, raising eyebrows. 
Narendra Modi speaks in favor of an integrated approach to new technologies. As tech progress accelerates, he advises the global community to establish wide-reaching rules and a collective strategy.
"At the same time, the rules, regulations, and framework around it should not belong to one country or a group of countries. So not only crypto, but all emerging technologies need a global framework and regulations," highlighted India's Premier. Crypto Regulations in Israel: Key Features and Considerations
Israel is paving its own path with distinct laws tailored to the cryptocurrency market. Their regulatory approach diverges from those in Europe, Asia, and America, particularly due to its adaptability and the absence of stringent restrictions. 
Former Vice President of Tinder Jeff Morris believes that cryptocurrency developers' desire for 1 billion users is misguided, as a passionate and small community can be more valuable.
Morris also believes that cryptocurrency apps should be made more accessible to regular users to lower the threshold of entry into the industry and create an enjoyable user experience. 
Lon Wong: "Don't Be Afraid to Dream Big"
Lon Wong, the brain behind the cryptocurrency XEM, is a significant figure whose immense contribution to the blockchain industry cannot be overstated. In addition to this, the NEM Foundation's CEO is a dedicated benefactor, backing several charitable initiatives. 
The FBI has sounded the alarm bells: Lazarus Group and APT38, North Korean hacker collectives, could potentially sell off stolen cryptocurrency amassing $40 million, potentially affecting Bitcoin's valuation.
Through their investigative work, the agency has identified nearly 1580 BTC across six distinct Bitcoin addresses. The stolen assets are reportedly from Alphapo, CoinsPaid, and Atomic Wallet.
In aiding market monitoring, the FBI has disclosed the associated wallet addresses, urging vigilance on any transactions involving them. 
With MiCA's launch on the horizon, Croatia's government is hard at work developing rules to address the shortcomings. This includes a June directive that mandates all cryptocurrency companies to register within a two-month period. Officials are now on the path to implement "passporting," a MiCA feature that permits financial entities from a single country to serve the entire European Union under their home country's rules. Croatia's intention with these moves is to make the nation more appealing to cryptocurrency companies than other EU countries.