
Google to Comply With Mica Rules for Crypto Ads From This Date
Google will require European crypto advertisers to follow the EU’s MiCA framework starting April 23, applying new licensing rules across 27 countries.
Google has managed to spot and solve a problem that appeared due to complaining users of the bitcoin wallet extension KryptoKit yesterday.
Google will require European crypto advertisers to follow the EU’s MiCA framework starting April 23, applying new licensing rules across 27 countries.
Apple has already taken action by removing the five mobile applications from its play store.
Google Willow shows potential but question remains whether it can destabilize Bitcoin’s encryption network.
INX Digital Company, in partnership with Backed, has announced the listing of additional tokenized stocks, including Microsoft, Tesla, Gamestop, and Google.
Decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter has identified a malicious Chrome extension targeting Solana users. According to their research post, the extension, named Bull Checker, has found a way to bypass Solana security and steal money from users’ digital wallets.
Icebreaker uses blockchain to allow users to transfer professional profiles and networks into one verified channel.
There are also rumors that Apple might team up with OpenAI or Google to incorporate their AI technologies to enhance it’s AI capabilities and keep its products competitive.
According to Nakamao, hackers were able to use a Chrome plugin and multiple cross trades to steal $1 million from their Binance account.
By employing advanced AI, ChatGPT will able to fetch and display web data with proper citations, setting it apart from conventional search engines.
NOYB’s latest complaint may just be in line with its commitment to ensuring that these firms align with the European General Data Protection Regulation laws.
The success of both Google and Microsoft reflects a broader trend across the tech industry, where AI is becoming a key catalyst for innovation and profitability.
Apart from these setbacks in the US and the Philippines, Binance is also faced with several other regulatory hurdles threatening its operations.
Flare API Portal integrated Cosmos Hub into its range of expansive Public API offerings, providing improved access and functionality to developers through its interchain ecosystem.
Bybit guarantees this integration follows strict security standards, with Google Pay’s robust verification protocols layering additional protection.
In addition to these tech giants, several other firms have joined EigenLayer as operators, including Deutsche Telekom MMS, HashKey Cloud, P2P, Nethermind, Figment, Everstake, Kiln, and AltLayer.