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Artur Schaback has admitted that between July 2015 and June 2019, under his leadership, the P2P exchange Paxful failed to comply with U.S. regulations on customer identification (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) standards.

Mastercard has rolled out its new Crypto Credentials system for P2P transactions, initially available to a limited audience on exchanges like Bit2Me, Lirium, and Mercado Bitcoin.

Venmo and Cash App users unite in a class-action lawsuit against Apple, claiming that licensing agreements with the company restrict the use of decentralized cryptocurrency payments (P2P).

In the face of escalating inflation (211%), Argentinians continue to actively purchase dollar-pegged stablecoins, steering clear of Bitcoin due to its high volatility. For cash purchases of these stable tokens, locals are turning to domestic P2P exchanges due to the country's stringent currency regulations.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has reversed its directive that barred commercial banks from engaging with cryptocurrency platforms. This change has, however, stirred discontent among P2P traders, who had largely taken over the market after the initial ban.

Researchers from a Web3 security company have recently discovered a number of serious flaws in the Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Zcash blockchains. The most critical vulnerability affects P2P communications, allowing attackers to craft malicious consensus messages to key nodes and cause them to shut down. What's more concerning is that there is a possibility that similar bugs may exist in around two hundred other networks. If cybercriminals manage to exploit these flaws before Halborn receives payment for fixing it, it could put over $25 billion worth of digital assets at risk.