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Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has launched a dedicated unit to investigate cryptocurrency-linked crimes, aiming to strengthen the country’s ability to combat financial miscond
Key Takeaways Q2 earnings per share of $7.68 surpassed analyst expectations, with revenue hitting $10.9 billion Company increased full-year adjusted EPS outlook to $28.60–$29.10 from previous
Ripple is expanding its presence in the financial sector as more banks and asset managers adopt blockchain technology. At the same time, developers are rolling out new XRP Ledger features des
Bitcoin reclaimed the $66,000 level, gaining 3% in 24 hours and 5–6% over the past week as market sentiment improved. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded five consecutive sessions of net inflows,
Concerns over “debanking” and banking access for the UK crypto sector have moved onto the parliamentary agenda, with a new inquiry set to examine whether crypto firms and consumers face barri
Russia's State Duma has passed a crypto bill, moving the measure one step closer to becoming law and leaving its fate in the hands of President Vladimir Putin, whose signature is the final re
According to RIA Novosti Bill No. 1194918-8 establishes the country’s first comprehensive legal framework for crypto trading, custody and supervision. The vote does not make the law final. Th
OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor said companies will stop thinking about AI tokens within 12 months, as outside vendors take over the job of managing them. Key Points: The chairman of OpenAI expec
You can also read this news on BH NEWS: Pioneering Blockchain: Ripple Prime Expands in Institutional Arena Ripple Prime is taking strides in redefining the landscape of institutional finance,
Pakistan has established a cryptocurrency investigation unit tasked with combating money laundering and terrorist financing, marking a move toward dedicated enforcement capacity over digital-
In one hemisphere, Bitcoin miners are signing $6.6 billion leases with tech giants. In the other, police are crushing their machines with steamrollers. The same hardware, the same algorithm,
Ripple Prime has emerged as a prominent player in institutional financial services, focusing on the ongoing shift toward what industry observers have called “Wall Street 2.0,” a financial lan
