💩 Weekly News Digest
It's time to recall the most significant events in the crypto industry this week.
➡️ Pavel Durov announced the launch of Telegram Stars, a currency for paying for digital services in mini-apps.
➡️ Bybit officially allowed Chinese nationals to register, but not residents from mainland China—specifically referring to expatriates.
➡️ Donald Trump declared his intention to become the "crypto president." He also criticized the Democratic Party for its policies on digital assets and emphasized the importance of this sector for the USA.
➡️ The American Securities Association (ASA) filed a lawsuit against the US SEC for a lack of transparency in enforcement actions.
➡️ Visa and Mastercard resumed their cooperation with Binance.
➡️ Bankrupt exchange FTX settled a lawsuit with the US IRS for $24 billion and will only pay $200 million.
➡️ Tether's CEO Paolo Ardoino reported a wave of phishing attacks. According to him, one of their email service providers was compromised.
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