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Wirex’s new service, W-Pay, introduces a non-custodial crypto debit card service leveraging Zero-Knowledge (ZK) proofs-based technology. This service offers a new way of interacting with cryptocurrencies daily, promising swift, secure transactions, and sole control over funds. However, ongoing challenges with partnership dependencies may pose questions about the technology’s reliability.

Swiss company DTR presents a Dirham-supported stablecoin, DRAM, aiming to facilitate global value transfer. Despite its non-availability in UAE and Hong Kong, the token, developed by Dram Trust is listed on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, PancakeSwap trading with Binance Coin.

“Arbitrum Foundation, a supporter of the Ethereum Layer 2 network, is partnering with Fracton Ventures to tap into the Japanese market. The alliance will focus on ecosystem construction and furnish community education, promoting Arbitrum’s adoption by Japanese developers and investors.”

“Farmville co-creator, Amitt Mahajan, backed by Proof of Play, has secured $33M to develop Web3 games, aiming to revolutionize the gaming sector with blockchain technology. The venture aims to facilitate smooth gameplay and promote decentralization but faces potential complexities and risks of emerging technology.”

The article discusses the blockchain protocol Aptos’s plan to release 20 million APT tokens in November – a move that could inject substantial liquidity into the market. However, data indicates a potentially bearish outlook for APT, suggesting traders exercise caution and closely observe market trends.

A $200 Bitcoin transaction incurred a whopping fee of nearly $500,000, sparking a debate among crypto enthusiasts. Some hypothesize a money laundering plot, but others believe a faulty digital payment platform may be to blame. This incident highlights the pressing need for secure, efficient transaction processing to avoid such costly blunders in the future.

Ethereum’s co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, leads a privacy protocol initiative, ‘Privacy Pools,’ employing zero-knowledge proofs to verify user funds legitimacy, preserving transactional privacy. The protocol aims to create a separation that filters out funds related to criminal activities, harmoniously balancing financial privacy and regulation.

Vitalik Buterin and his co-authors introduced novel “privacy pools” in blockchain, addressing privacy issues and crime associated with privacy mixers. These pools utilize zero-knowledge technology to separate honest transactions from unlawful activities, encouraging transparency and honesty in this digitally decentralized environment. The future of blockchain looks promising yet challenging with regard to privacy and regulatory compliance.

“LNMesh, a Florida-based startup, proposes the use of Bitcoin’s Lightning Network for transactions without internet. The solution utilizes local mesh networks for devices to connect directly, allowing for off-chain Lightning payments across nodes in an offline manner using Raspberry Pi computers.”

Aerodrome, a collaboration between Velodrome and Base developers, raised $150 million less than a day after being released on Base. With the goal of replicating Velodrome’s success, Aerodrome offers AERO tokens to users who provide liquidity, conduct token swaps or participate in governance.

“Digital monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) leverages technologies like machine learning, remote sensing, satellite imagery, and blockchain for traceability and security in carbon reduction projects. Questions arise whether this method could transform voluntary carbon markets or if it’s too late for altering climate change.”