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Crypto card spending reached $759 million in July, rising from $306 million a year earlier.

Lynq CEO Jerald David said clearer crypto rules will not solve the settlement problems facing institutional investors.

0G Private Computer processed more than 250 billion tokens across 17 million requests since launching in April.

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) developers require researchers to burn 0.5 SOL when reporting Alpenglow security flaws.

Protect Progress spent more than $2 million opposing Democrat Oliver Gilbert in Florida’s 24th congressional district.

MoonPay added Cash App Pay for US customers buying cryptocurrency through its checkout service.

Neuberger launched its first tokenised fixed-income fund with Securitize for qualified investors.

BitBox shipped the Dixence update after finding two severe flaws and a bootloader issue in its BitBox02 firmware.

XPlace CEO Artem Ponomarev said digital assets need safer ways to access liquidity without forcing investors to sell.

US prosecutors urged a federal court to reject former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky’s request to vacate his 12-year sentence.

Kraken launched its Krak Card in the US, giving verified customers a Visa debit card for spending cash and crypto.

FalconX and Interstice launched a cross-chain swap engine linking Canton with Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH), Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) and Robinhood Chain.