24/04/2023. Weekly CryptoNews Digest

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Starting at the beginning of 2022 MNO began its weekly coverage of the major events from the world of crypto. As we all know, the HYIP industry is only a tiny part of the much wider and more sophisticated cryptocurrency-operated universe. That’s why I find it helpful to offer my readers a regular overview of the Weekly CryptoNews Digest posted on my blog every Monday. Let’s see what happened in that field last week, April 17-23, 2023.

MICA “MARKETS IN CRYPTO ACT” – EU PASSES CRYPTO REGULATIONS

Lawmakers in the European Parliament have approved the world’s first comprehensive package of rules aimed at regulating the cryptocurrency industry. In a vote Thursday, the EU Parliament voted 517 in favor and 38 against to pass the Markets in Crypto Act, or MiCA. The legislation, which seeks to reduce risks for consumers buying crypto assets, will mean providers can become liable if they lose investors’ crypto-assets. The rules will impose a number of requirements on crypto platforms, token issuers and traders around transparency, disclosure, authorization, and supervision of transactions, the EU Parliament said in a statement Thursday. Platforms will be required to inform consumers about the risks associated with their operations, while sales of new tokens will also come under regulation. Stablecoins like tether and Circle’s USDC will be required to maintain ample reserves to meet redemption requests in the event of mass withdrawals. Stablecoins that become too large also face being limited to 200 million euros ($220 million) in transactions per day. The European Securities and Markets Authority, or ESMA, will be given powers to step in and ban or restrict crypto platforms if they are seen to not properly protect investors, or threaten market integrity or financial stability. MiCA also addresses environmental concerns surrounding crypto, with firms forced to disclose their energy consumption as well as the impact of digital assets on the environment.

Parliament also cleared a separate law which aims to reduce the anonymity involved in transfers of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Stablecoins, voting 529 to 29 to pass the Transfer of Funds regulation. This applies the so-called “travel rule,” which requires financial companies to screen, record and communicate information on both sender and recipient, to crypto transactions to help combat money laundering.

TERRA LUNA’S DO KWON FINALLY INDICTED

Nearly a month after Do Kwon’s arrest by Montenegro law enforcement, local prosecutors have now indicted the co-founder and CEO of Terraform Labs. The decision to indict Kwon is likely to delay attempts to extradite him to South Korea and the United States where he faces several charges. Local prosecutors have reportedly asked a court to extend Kwon and his associate’s detention.

Prosecutors in Montenegro have reportedly hit the Terraform Labs boss with charges of using a fake passport and other identification documents when he attempted to flee the Balkan state last month. According to news reports, Kwon’s indictment is likely to complicate efforts to extradite him to the U.S. and South Korea where he faces multiple charges. As previously reported on MNO, Kwon and his associate Han Chang-Joon were arrested while attempting to leave for Dubai via a private jet. At the time of his arrest, Kwon was reportedly found in possession of a fake Costa Rican passport. Before attempting to leave Montenegro, Kwon and Han lived in a Belgrade apartment that was acquired for about $2.2 million by the latter in September of last year. According to local media reports, the apartment where Kwon is thought to have been hiding for six months was recently seized by local law enforcement. Following the two men’s capture by local law enforcement, a Montenegro court initially ruled that the duo should remain behind bars for 30 days. However more days are likely to be added if the court gives in to the prosecutors’ demand for an extension in order to more thoroughly carry out their investigations.

SOLANA’S ANNUAL CARBON FOOTPRINT TRACKED

It’s often been reported in the past that one of the biggest barriers to people getting involved in the crypto mining industry is the prohibitive cost. Simply put, with energy prices being what they are pretty much everywhere in the world these days, the rewards on offer for a very costly operation can be slim, and to make it worth your while financially the cost of the number of servers involved plus the cost of actually running them is beyond the reach of most people. Aside from the cost however, another concern is the environmental impact, or so-called carbon footprint as they say. In other words the amount of electricity needed to successfully run the required servers and what this in turn does to the planet. Well, it seems like more companies are taking note of this and trying to remedy the situation.

The Solana Foundation released an emissions dashboard Friday to track the carbon footprint created by the thousands of computer servers that power the Solana blockchain. Solana’s servers emitted 10,651 metric tons of carbon dioxide in the 12 months prior to April 1, 2023, according to the dashboard built by footprint calculator Carbonara. That’s roughly equivalent to eight flights from London to New York, based on CoinDesk estimates derived from data showing that route would produce about 1,300 metric tons. Pressure is growing for the crypto industry to take more accountability on blockchain-related emissions’ contributions to the climate crisis. The Bitcoin blockchain especially has come under wide criticism among environmental advocates for the amount of energy needed to mine the cryptocurrency, and the Ethereum blockchain’s transition to a proof-of-stake network was partly motivated by the desire for a more energy-efficient system. Decentralized blockchains rely on massive networks of servers spread around the world, keeping them running requires plenty of electricity, and thus emits plenty of carbon.

While most critics tend to focus more on Bitcoin – its proof-of-work mining system is by far the most energy intensive process among the major blockchains – smaller networks like Solana are still committing to transparency reports that shed light on consumption. Solana’s footprint is an estimate based on where the network’s validators (who handle transaction processing) and RPC nodes (who feed data into the blockchain) are in the world according to a report from the company.

KUCOIN TO REIMBURSE VICTIMS OF HACKING INCIDENT

The official Twitter account of the crypto exchange KuCoin has recently been compromised, leading to users losing their funds to a fake giveaway event. The crypto platform promised to reimburse the funds lost from the incident. In an announcement, KuCoin confirmed that its Twitter was compromised for almost an hour earlier today, April 24. According to the exchange, the attackers posted a fake activity to lure KuCoin users into thinking that they were participating in an official event. So far, the exchange identified 22 transactions that were involved in the incident and pledged that they will be reimbursing the victims. The company urged victims to contact them for assistance and promised to implement better security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. The firm also said that it’s collaborating with Twitter in conducting further investigations to look into the incident. Taking over exchanges’ official Twitter accounts to promote scams is becoming one of the go-to strategies for hackers in recent times. In September of last year, crypto exchange CoinDCX’s Twitter account was compromised and was seen promoting fake XRP advertisements. Then on January 25 of this year, hackers took over the Twitter account of the trading platform Robinhood and promoted a crypto token. Apart from crypto exchanges, the modus operandi also extends to other parts of Web3 such as the nonfungible token (NFT) space. On January 28, NFT project Azuki’s Twitter account was taken over by hackers, resulting in losses of $758,000 in just 30 minutes.

That’s about all the news from the crypto market I have to report today. If you would like to stay in the loop about what will happen this upcoming week make sure to check out the blog again next Monday when a new update will be posted.

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