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- Indian Court Imposes Life Sentences in Bitcoin Extortion Case
- Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Experience Outflows Amid Rising Inflation Under Trump Tariffs
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- Tether reverses decision to freeze USDT on five blockchains
- Institutional Shift to Ethereum and ETFs Drives Crypto Market Maturation
Browsing: Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to hear a key case has endorsed warrantless surveillance of crypto transactions, eroding privacy protections and raising urgent needs for on-chain solutions like zero-knowledge proofs to safeguard user autonomy amid growing regulatory pressures.
Exploring the legal and regulatory challenges in crypto, this article delves into high-profile cases like Pavel Durov’s arrest and Roman Storm’s trial, highlighting the balance between innovation, privacy, and enforcement in the evolving digital asset landscape.
Exploring how zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs) are revolutionizing digital privacy and compliance, this article delves into their technical foundations, regulatory implications, and market impact, highlighting innovations from Concordium to JPMorgan and the ongoing balance between security and individual freedoms in the crypto era.
Concordium’s new app uses zero-knowledge proofs for anonymous age verification, addressing UK regulatory demands while highlighting global trends in privacy and technology integration.
Monero faces a critical challenge with allegations of a 51% attack by Qubic, raising questions about security and stability in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
The high-profile legal battle involving Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, highlights the ongoing tension between cryptocurrency privacy and regulatory compliance, with potential global implications for the future of decentralized finance.
The trial of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm highlights the tension between cryptocurrency privacy and regulatory compliance, with potential global implications for the future of blockchain technology.
The trial of Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, highlights the tension between privacy and regulation in the cryptocurrency world, with potential global implications for privacy-focused technologies.
Hong Kong is set to enforce strict penalties for unlicensed stablecoin promotions, signaling a major regulatory shift. Meanwhile, corporate Bitcoin holdings surge, and stablecoins continue to revolutionize cross-border payments.
Monero faces an economic attack by Qubic, sparking a strong community response and raising concerns over hashrate centralization and network security.
Exploring the transformative role of AI tools like ChatGPT and Grok in revolutionizing crypto trading strategies and market analysis in 2025.
Exploring the critical intersection of decentralization, data privacy, and human rights in the evolving cryptocurrency landscape, this article delves into the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
Exploring the critical need to embed human rights principles into cryptocurrency systems for a future of digital freedom.
Exploring the crossroads of cryptocurrency privacy and regulation with insights from Coin Center’s Peter Van Valkenburgh on the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Exploring the innovative use of mass decoy messaging and blockchain technology to protect whistleblowers in the face of advancing digital surveillance.
Vitalik Buterin advocates for ‘pluralistic’ digital IDs to enhance privacy and fairness in the digital realm, addressing the limitations of single identity systems.
Exploring the critical need for technologists in shaping crypto regulations to ensure they foster innovation while protecting users.