The central bank’s Oct. 12 decision gives Sberbank an exchange registration on top of the digital depository status it received six days earlier under Russia’s new crypto law.
Binance Pool will stop accepting mining shares at 7 a.m. UTC on Nov. 10, and miners have until Nov. 24 to view their records and payout status before the pool’s pages disappear.
Ledger said the add-on part, found in devices from a Southeast Asian reseller, left its Secure Element and operating system untouched, and that every confirmed drain so far involves a CryptoBilis-sold signer.
The Bits + Bips host said setups built on vendors and devices that individuals can’t vet are where people got hurt, while co-host Chris Perkins said intermediaries “may be wanted.”
In a note to G20 finance chiefs, the FSB said cross-border rules for a stablecoin failure are unsettled and flagged extra risk in coins issued by affiliated companies in several countries.
Blur set Nov. 12 as the date it retires the blur.io interface, saying the marketplace protocol stays live onchain and the BLUR token keeps control of its fee switch.
On Unchained, ARK Invest’s Lorenzo Valente said wealth managers mostly ask about quantum risk, not token metrics, and that he is more confident than a year ago that Bitcoin will move to new signatures in time.
On Unchained, Alex Shevchenko said the rest of the stolen funds had been traded into XMR, which NEAR Intents is now working to convert after refilling its contracts from its own funds.
Huynh said on Unchained Premium that Xash pays for the gold with its own venture money for now, and that no stablecoin issuer has signed a contract yet.
