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The SCER proposes Bitcoin integration to combat economic struggles and enhance currency stability in Syria, despite sanctions and limited crypto adoption.

Chainlink's Cross-Chain Protocol offers secure and compliant solutions for Project Diamond's institutional user base.

Tether's landmark recognition in the UAE underscores the growing global influence of stablecoins within regulated financial ecosystems.

Iran's digital rial will leverage Shetab network for rapid transactions, boosting the nation's modern banking status within the region.

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed establishing a BRICS digital asset platform to boost investment opportunities in emerging economies.

Financial analysts believe that a US Bitcoin reserve could shift the dynamics of sovereign wealth, influencing other countries to adopt similar policies.

The deal is Tether Trade Finance's first initiative to reinvest company profits into traditional finance.

The project, designed to simplify cross-border payments through CBDCs, has raised concerns over potential misuse to evade US sanctions.

Despite $13 million theft, M2 reassures customers with full restoration and reinforced security measures.

Tether's boron-backed token proposal could transform Turkey's commodity trading landscape, offering new economic opportunities.

Strong currency devaluation pushes citizens towards crypto but is political unrest a bigger driver?

Bitcoin's pullback last week reduced perpetual open interes by over $3 billion, to more stable levels.

Market observers said the move further cements the UAE as a prominent crypto hub.

Polymarket's decentralized platform attracts record user engagement with over 89,000 new accounts in September.

Crypto long positions endure cascading liquidations for the past 24 hours as Iran launches an air strike against Israel.

Buterin warned against situations where market acts as a primary incentive for harmful actions.

Ripple's approval by Dubai Financial Services Authority enhances its global reach and bolsters its businesses.

The new rules, effective Oct. 1, will require companies to provide clear warnings about the risks associated with digital currencies.