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CoinEx to Shut Down After Nine Years, Sets December Withdrawal Deadline
CoinEx announced it will wind down operations after nearly nine years, citing a prolonged crypto-market downturn and rising compliance costs.
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Kazakhstan to Establish National Cryptocurrency Analytics Center
Kazakhstan is establishing a National Cryptocurrency Analytics Center to monitor digital assets and fiat transactions.
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CertiK Partners With Kyrgyzstan’s Central Bank on Digital Som Security
According to BlockchainReporter, CertiK signed an MoU with Kyrgyzstan's central bank to support Digital Som security.
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RippleX Ships Batch V1.1 Amendment for XRP Ledger After Fixing Critical Bug
RippleX has released the Batch V1.1 amendment for the XRP Ledger in xrpld v3.3.0 following a critical security fix.
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S&P Global Leads Strategic Investment in Kaiko, Extending Series B to $110 Million
S&P Global led a strategic investment in digital asset data provider Kaiko, extending its Series B round to $110 million.
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Traders Pile Into Pepeto’s $10.9M Presale as SOL and ADA Slide
BlockchainReporter notes Nasdaq's $100M investment in Payward alongside market movements for Solana, Cardano, and Pepeto's presale.
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New York Attorney General Leads 17 States in Opposing the Clarity Act
BlockchainReporter notes New York Attorney General Letitia James led 17 states in opposing the Clarity Act over federal preemption concerns.
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Strategy Repurchases $139 Million in Preferred Stock, Leaves Bitcoin Holdings Unchanged
According to BlockchainReporter, Strategy repurchased $139 million in preferred stock while leaving its bitcoin holdings unchanged.
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Chainflip Loses $736K in Tron USDT Exploit, Pauses Until Monday
Cross-chain swap protocol Chainflip suffered a $736K exploit in its Tron USDT integration and paused operations.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Asks Supreme Court to Overturn FTX Fraud Conviction
According to BlockchainReporter, Sam Bankman-Fried petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn his fraud conviction and $11 billion forfeiture.
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