The Civil Aviation Administration and China Merchants Bank said passengers will be able to utilize the digital currency to access new services via this platform.
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Month: July 2023
UK government rejects lawmaker’s call to treat crypto like gambling
The government added that it is already working on regulating the crypto market, and proposed legislation was put before parliament and debated last month.
UK banks risk losing licenses for debanking customers over political views
The British government may impose tighter freedom of speech protections on banking permits following a public dispute between Nigel Farage and Coutts bank.
Canadian police warn crypto investors on growing home robbery trend
Perpetrators have impersonated delivery drivers in order to break into the homes of victims to steal cryptocurrency.
Solana records 1 outage in first half of 2023, 100% uptime in Q2
The Solana network is seeing steady improvements in performance and reliability as outages become more infrequent.
Stablecoin dominance slides as market cap falls to near 2-year lows: CCData
After 16 consecutive months of decline, the stablecoin market dominance has fallen to 10.3% of the total crypto market capitalization.
US House Republican committees introduce joint digital assets bill
The House Agriculture and Financial Services Committees have been working together all year on a bill to rival Lummis and Gillibrand’s RFIA.
FTX sues over investments, donations made by charity arm to life sciences companies
The money was intended to add to Bankman-Fried’s political influence and goodwill and did not benefit FTX or Alameda Research.
XRP price can fall 40% by September — Fractal analysis
XRP is currently mirroring a trend from the April-June 2021 that preceded the price falling by 65% in the following months.
UK financial watchdog announces launch of permanent Digital Sandbox in August
According to the FCA, the sandbox will be open to businesses, startups and data providers, including those involved in banking, investment, lending and payments.