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CFTC COMMISSIONER PITCHES PILOT PROGRAM FOR U.S. CRYPTO REGULATION

Caroline Pham, a member of the CFTC, has recommended a pilot program for regulation in the cryptocurrency markets. With input from industry experts and other members, Pham is suggesting a limited-time program that includes registration, risk management, and product terms. However, as the CFTC is led by Chairman Rostin Benham, a critic of the crypto industry, there may be delays in Pham's proposed measures.

THE FIRST MULTISIG WALLET IS NOW LIVE ON STARKNET MAINNET

Braavos has introduced Multi-Owner Account, an advanced multi-sig wallet on Starknet Mainnet. Beyond typical crypto multisig models, MOA combines innovative security with easy integration into decentralized applications. Key security features include decentralized three-factor authentication, autonomous gas payment capabilities, and seamless connectivity with dApps. The MOA will enable teams to manage Starknet treasuries and contract upgrades securely and collaboratively.

ETERNAL PRIVACY PLAYGROUNDS

This article discusses challenges and solutions regarding the integration of hidden information in games using a fully on-chain game backend. Emphasizing that zero-knowledge tech isn't the only answer, it advocates for the utilization of diverse cryptographic techniques for more engaging and balanced gameplay. The article also explains that the merging of privacy techniques from DeFi into on-chain gaming could unlock a new category of dApps.

A SUMMARY OF VITALIK’S PRIVACY PAPER

The new privacy paper that came out earlier this week by co-authors Vitalik Buterin and Jacob Illum explores the use of Privacy Pools, a feature allowing users to separate themselves from illicit funds. This is comparable to Tornado Cash, with the added ability to prove that your original deposit came from a whitelisted address. The authors suggest that third-party whitelist providers could supply non-sanctioned or low-risk addresses. However, there are concerns about whether this would meet the Department of Justice's standards for compliance.

I LIVED OFF CRYPTOCURRENCIES FOR ONE WEEK...WELL, TRIED TO

This blogger kind of succeeded in paying for most expenses over a week in Italy with cryptocurrencies. Despite initial challenges, the author managed to cover costs for a co-working space, food, beverages, and travel with Bitcoin, Monero, Zcash, and other forms of cryptocurrencies through various applications and gift card services. The author acknowledged the need for in-depth research and contingency plans when relying solely on digital currency.

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