Privacy digital currencies catch the South Korean government’s ire. South Korea to Ban Privacy-Centric Crypto Coins According to a report by Asia Times, the South Korean government has decided to …
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The Monero development team is now working on a community-funded Bitcoin–XMR atomic swap implementation project code-named Farcaster, a Reddit update on Nov 13 shows. Introducing Farcaster The first phase of the project …
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ShapeShift, a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange, de-listed Monero, Zcash, and Dash to de-risk themselves from a regulatory standpoint, the company’s Chief Legal Officer Veronica McGregor told Decrypt on Nov 11. The Privacy-Coin Purge …
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From March 2021, cryptocurrency exchanges and virtual currency providers in South Korea will be barred from handling “dark” coins and assets that heighten money laundering risks, the country’s main regulator, …
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Privacy-centric cryptocurrency Monero (XMR) has gone live with a new version of its node software. Monero Goes-Live with ‘Oxygen Orion’ One of the most well-known privacy-centric digital currencies today, Monero …
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Rudy Bouwman–the Vice-Chair of the DigiByte Foundation, is urging blockchain projects to embrace cryptocurrency frameworks published by governments rooting for compliance and protection of end-users as per a tweet on Oct …
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Unit 42 researchers have found a new modification of a cryptojacking malware named Black-T that mine privacy coin Monero (XMR). The report was published on October 5, 2020. The prohibited …
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Monero (XMR) is proving to be a tough cookie to crack for the tax watchdog. U.S. IRS Wants to Crack Monero (XMR) Financial watchdogs across the world are famous for …
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A new testnet tool for the Monero ecosystem will allow investors to “swap” XMR for Bitcoin more easily than before by utilizing the atomic network once it’s rolled out, a …