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Australian central bank Governor Phillip Lowe believes that a private solution to crypto will be “better” providing risks are mitigated through regulation

The Central African Republic (CAR) is set to launch its Bitcoin sidechain next week to modernise financial infrastructure across Africa

Crawley Town FC to bring crypto, NFTs and Web3 to league two English football with aims to break into the Premier League

Bitcoin mining costs have fallen sharply, leading miners to review their stock and invest in new machines

The central bank will introduce regulation that will aim to regulate cryptocurrencies as a financial asset.

The introduction of a CBDC may increase the stability of a banking system, according to a paper released by the US Treasury Office of Financial Research.

Last week in crypto: Ex TikTok gaming head launches blockchain company, ETH sees lowest network fees since 2020, US Treasury weighs in on international crypto regulation and BAYC files lawsuit.

The FSB, an international body that monitors financial systems and proposes new rules to help prevent financial crises, has announced plans to present its recommendations for regulating crypto in October.

Millennials show an eagerness to invest in crypto and alternative assets, saying that the ability to do so is a major motivating factor.

Argentinians are seeking refuge in stablecoins as the pesos continues its decline.

Research by the UN has revealed Kenya has the highest proportional crypto ownership among African nations

Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank has undertaken the first digital financial asset transaction on its own blockchain-based platform.