Mutiny Wallet Launches Harbor, a New Ecash Desktop Wallet
Mutiny Wallet introduces Harbor, an ecash desktop wallet enhancing Bitcoin privacy.

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Mutiny Wallet introduces Harbor, an ecash desktop wallet enhancing Bitcoin privacy.

Mastercard has launched the 'Crypto Credential system,' using aliases rather than wallet addresses.

Hodl Hodl now blocks US residents from its lending services, allowing only the completion of existing loans.

A Queensland tribunal ruled that Elon Musk's X must comply with local anti-discrimination laws, citing concerns with 'hate speech.'

The U.S. House passed the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, limiting the Federal Reserve's ability to issue digital currencies directly to individuals.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the FIT21 bill to regulate digital assets, with the bill now heading to the Senate for further consideration.

The Biden Administration calls for collaboration with Congress to establish a comprehensive framework for digital asset regulation.

Spiral supports Bitcoin innovation with grants to Sean Gilligan and a significant donation to the Bitcoin Design Foundation.

TikTok and the U.S. Justice Department request an expedited court review by December to address the potential ban of the app.

IBEX Pay will end all U.S. services by May 31, 2024, prompting customers to swiftly transfer their funds.

The FTC has warned automakers against unauthorized data monetization in connected vehicles.

TikTok creators have filed a lawsuit against a U.S. divestiture law, arguing it infringes on free speech.

UK regulators are increasing scrutiny on companies that overstate their use of AI, a practice known as "AI washing," to potentially inflate stock prices.

Spiral has renewed its grant for the Summer of Bitcoin, a global internship program that develops young talent in the bitcoin open-source community.

China's digital yuan meets user resistance, with privacy fears and limited acceptance driving a preference for cash.

New Zealand has dropped its proposed internet content regulations after strong public backlash, continuing with 'voluntary codes.'

A new US bill seeks to impose strict export controls on AI technology, granting the Commerce Department increased authority.

Junseth's interview exposes a scam where callers trick Bitcoin holders into revealing sensitive data to steal their funds.

Modern cars gather vast personal data, raising privacy concerns and emphasizing the need for improved transparency and protections.

House Democrats, led by Rep. Sean Casten, propose a bill to increase regulation on Bitcoin mixing services to 'combat money laundering.'

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