#crypto

A crypto enthusiast has successfully inscribed the legendary DOOM game from 1993 on the Dogecoin blockchain. This remarkable feat was achieved through the use of Doginals, a technology resembling the Bitcoin Ordinals protocol.

The Federal Court of Canada has ruled the government's actions of freezing cryptocurrency assets and limiting donations to protesters as unlawful. These measures were implemented by Prime Minister Trudeau amidst the extensive trucker demonstrations opposing COVID-19 restrictions.

Social network X recently introduced an account named XPayments, signaling the potential launch of payment services on the platform soon.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has brought to light a scheme by Debiex's staff, who allegedly developed personal and even romantic relationships with potential customers to draw them into their trading platform. The CFTC has now sued Debiex, charging them with fraudulent activities.

MailerLite, an email marketing platform, has confirmed a security breach leading to the distribution of phishing emails. These fraudulent emails, mimicking various crypto companies, affected 117 entities, including names like WalletConnect, Token Terminal, and the crypto news platform Cointelegraph.

Su Zhu, the co-founder of the crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, has surprisingly positive remarks about his recent four-month jail term. He described feeling at his best, crediting the absence of beds and the basic conditions for his newfound ability to sleep well.

In her letter to Mark Zuckerberg, U.S. Congresswoman Maxine Waters voiced apprehension about Meta's consistent push into the cryptocurrency realm.

Indonesia's upcoming elections are poised to be a pivotal moment for the nation's approach to cryptocurrencies. Incumbent President Joko Widodo has been supportive of crypto companies and startups, despite implementing comprehensive regulations across the sector, including trading exchanges.

Despite restrictions, Chinese cryptocurrency enthusiasts are keeping the trade alive. Users are covertly meeting in public places like cafes, parks, and even laundromats to swap wallet addresses, trade assets, and exchange bank information for converting their crypto into fiat currency.