Brazil may lift its ban on Elon Musk's X after the company paid $5.5 million in fines and complied with court orders, including blocking accounts tied to "misinformation."
Two Harvard students developed I-Xray, a program for Meta’s smart glasses that uses facial recognition to identify individuals and access personal information, raising significant privacy concerns.
Telegram has announced a major policy change, stating it will now share user data, including IP addresses and phone numbers, with law enforcement.
Kraken Germany has stopped support for the Lightning Network due to alleged new regulations, though the German banking authority BaFin claims no knowledge of these changes, leaving users in uncertainty.
A new bill introduced by Rep. John Rose seeks to establish a joint SEC-CFTC committee to shape U.S. digital asset regulations.
Bitcoin mining difficulty reached a record 92.67 trillion on September 11, reflecting increased competition and strengthening the network’s security, while posing challenges for miners' profitability.
Compass Mining has energized 3,000 Bitcoin miners in Iowa, boosting its total managed hashrate to 5 EH/s as part of broader U.S. expansion efforts across multiple states.
Mastercard has introduced a euro-denominated debit card allowing users to spend Bitcoin directly from non-custodial wallets at over 100 million merchants worldwide.
