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Ukraine's Crypto Future: Expert Predictions and Analysis
On September 29, GNcrypto journalists participated in an online panel discussion titled “European Regulation of the Cryptocurrency Market: Implementation in Ukraine”. Let’s explore the prospects of implementing the European set of cryptocurrency regulation rules, MiCA, in Ukraine. 
Coinbase Steps Back from FTX Europe Acquisition
After the bankruptcy of FTX in 2022, Coinbase expressed interest in acquiring its subsidiary, FTX Europe, with the intention of bolstering their global cryptocurrency derivatives footprint. This consideration was rekindled in September 2023, as reported by Fortune. 
Trading Volumes Hit Annual Lows in September
With $549 billion, September recorded the lowest trading volume of the year for Bitcoin futures. The list of leaders comprises:
Binance with $247 billion in trades
OKX with $95 billion
ByBit accounting for $75 billion
Bitget recording $68 billion
On another note, DEX platforms also set an annual low with a trading volume of $32 billion.With $549 billion, September recorded the lowest trading volume of the year for Bitcoin futures.The list of leaders comprises:
Binance with $247 billion in trades
OKX with $95 billion
ByBit accounting for $75 billion
Bitget recording $68 billion
On another note, DEX platforms also set an annual low with a trading volume of $32 billion. Zuckerberg and Lex Fridman Dive into the Metaverse!
In an episode of the Lex Fridman podcast on September 28th, Mark Zuckerberg and the renowned computer scientist engaged in a one-hour conversation in the metaverse. The entire exchange took place using photorealistic avatars, made possible by Meta’s Quest 3 headsets and noise-canceling headphones. “9 minutes into Lex/Mark metaverse podcast, I forgot I was watching avatars,” fans say. Fridman himself shared his impressions of the challenge of distinguishing Zuckerberg’s avatar from his actual physical presence. 
Arrest of Worldcoin’s Top Managers in Kenya Blocked by US
Kenya’s interior cabinet secretary Kithure Kindiki stated that individuals attempted to exit the country but were detained.
However, the U.S. government stepped in, asserting they should be permitted to depart since they hadn’t been formally convicted of any wrongdoing.
The U.S. further promised to ensure their return if needed for legal proceedings.
The committee probing Worldcoin has until September 28 to submit its findings.
It’s interesting to note that last week, Sam Altman was seen in a private meeting with Kenya’s President William Ruto and some other individuals. 
