In our “Interesting” section, we highlight unusual stories, notable events, and curious facts from the world of cryptocurrencies and technology. Here you will find unique insights, unexpected developments, and engaging content beyond daily crypto news. Read the “Interesting” section on ForkNews to discover the most intriguing stories from the crypto industry.
According to Bloomberg, global crypto exchanges have renewed calls for relevant regulators as the international legal landscape in this area continues to change before our eyes.
According to Reddit users, sites have appeared on the Internet that appropriate user wallets. Monero (XMR) is struggling to overcome challenges and make a place for itself in the world of cryptocurrency, and then scammers trick many users into mining cryptocurrency into the same wallet, from which the attacker receives funds
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) recently held a joint "blockchain bootcamp" with cryptocurrency development studio ConsenSys as part of the kingdom's program to support technological development. According to the ministry, the bootcamp is part of the ministerial program to train national personnel to develop future crypto technologies.
American Ryan Coffey filed a lawsuit against Ripple in San Francisco County Superior Court, seeking damages from Ripple “on behalf of all investors.” Coffey argues that the company's actively promoted XRP token is an unregistered security that is being illegally offered to investors.
Instagram users will be able to make purchases without leaving their account thanks to a new built-in payments feature. The company hopes that this feature will encourage users to make more impulse purchases.
Negative sentiment in the market has affected almost all altcoins. EOS tokens “waited out” a strong price decline in a sideways range
Last week, the US Patent and Trademark Office reported that JP Morgan Chase had applied for a blockchain-related patent back in October last year. This is very strange for the bank that most criticized bitcoin and cryptocurrency. The product for which the bank receives a patent is called “a system for using distributed ledgers for network payments to calculate and coordinate financial transactions” and is a type of blockchain technology.
The Singapore company Tangem has released "smart money". “Bitcoin bills,” or so-called “smart bills,” are similar in appearance to a credit card. This is the first incarnation of digital currency in physical form.
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