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  • SEC Sues Crypto Market Maker Cumberland DRW

    The regulator alleged the company “bought and sold” crypto assets that were sold as securities, but did not register as a securities dealer.


  • The Protocol: Peter Todd Wants to Fix Satoshi’s Bitcoin Bugs

    The HBO documentary turned the spotlight on an early Bitcoin contributor who recently has proposed an upgrade to fix all the bugs left in Bitcoin’s original code. PLUS: Criticisms mount after EigenLayer unlocks EIGEN token, as Babylon vaults to top of Bitcoin DeFi leaderboard.


  • The Protocol: Inside North Korea’s Campaign to Put Crypto Developers on Payroll

    In this week’s issue of CoinDesk’s weekly blockchain tech newsletter, we’ve got names, details and anecdotes on crypto companies’ unwitting hires of North Korean developers. PLUS month-end rankings for bitcoin, ether and other digital assets in the CoinDesk 20 index during a strangely bullish September.


  • How North Korea Infiltrated the Crypto Industry

    More than a dozen blockchain firms inadvertently hired IT workers from the rogue state, incurring cybersecurity and legal risks, a CoinDesk investigation found.


  • ICP-Based Bitcoin Token ‘ckBTC’ Will Bridge to Cosmos Through Osmosis

    Osmosis is partnering with ICP-built Omnity network in order to provide a service for bridging non-custodial BTC into Cosmos.


  • Osmosis Launches Cross-Chain Token Portal ‘Polaris,’ Expanding Beyond Cosmos Roots

    Polaris is described as a “token portal” aimed at solving one of decentralized finance’s biggest challenges: fragmented user experience.


  • Coinbase-Backed Vega Gets Into Prediction-Market Race, Chasing Polymarket

    A major upgrade to Vega’s blockchain and decentralized perpetuals exchange will allow users to bet on the outcomes of future events.


  • NEAR Pushes ‘Signatures’ on Mainnet, in Growing Trend of Chain Abstraction

    The feature was introduced in testnet in March, and allows users with a NEAR account to sign transactions on blockchains it supports, without the need for cross-chain bridges.


  • Did Sanctioning Tornado Cash Work?

    Sanctions are an effort to throw the weight of the U.S. dollar around to tamp down on activities the U.S. government thinks may be harmful – like money laundering to fund terror groups or rogue nations. The New York Federal Reserve thinks they had a real effect in crypto.


  • Kujira Foundation’s Tokens Stung by Its Own Leveraged Positions as Bets Backfire

    The developers said the team’s positions were “targeted” and they plan to create an operational DAO to take ownership of the Kujira Treasury and core protocols.