WAO ART #429

"Access Bitcoin Investment" is not a legitimate platform operating in Nigeria. Facebook posts claim the platform offers double returns on investments within a short time. The platform falsely claims to be registered with Nigeria's Corporate Affairs Commission.

Ripple president highlights growing crypto influence in Latin America. Brazil is rapidly emerging as a key crypto hub in the region. Brazil's forward-thinking regulatory framework has provided clarity for crypto businesses.

Bernstein analysts expect bitcoin's bullish trajectory to continue after the upcoming halving event. They reiterate their target of $150,000 for bitcoin by the end of 2025. The integration of spot bitcoin ETFs with wirehouses and RIAs is expected to provide structural demand for bitcoin.

SingularityNET and Minswap Labs have partnered to integrate AI technology with decentralized finance (DeFi) on the Cardano blockchain. The partnership aims to enhance the functionality and efficiency of AI and DeFi within the Web3 ecosystem.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) views cryptocurrency as a debenture, making it fall under regulatory purview. ASIC chairman, Joe Longo, stated that while cryptocurrency may not be fully regulated, ASIC's jurisdiction extends to crypto assets.

South Korean Won (KRW) has surpassed the US Dollar (USD) in crypto trading in Q1 2024. Local exchanges in South Korea are engaging in competitive zero-fee campaigns to attract more traders. Despite increased trading volume, exchange revenues have declined.

Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov reveals he has "a few hundred million dollars in fiat and Bitcoin" to fund his projects and companies. Durov predicts a growing need for secure communication tools as governments become less tolerant of privacy and gain more technological power.