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North Korea Crypto Theft Hit Record High Last Year, UN Says: Reuters

The estimated value of stolen crypto asset ranges from $630 million to more than $1 billion.

DebtDAO to Burn 18M FTX User Debt Tokens Following Demand Frenzy

Over 18 million tokens after the demand for the recovery tokens saw prices surge to as much as $113.

UK Banks Blocking Crypto Access Given Fraud, Volatility, Lawmakers Told

Finance CEOs welcomed new crypto regulations but were wary about the risks of a central bank digital currency.

Signature Bank Sued for ‘Substantially Facilitating’ FTX Comingling

Signature “knew of and permitted the commingling of FTX customer funds within its proprietary, blockchain-based payments network, Signet,” according to a court filing.

The Ordinals Protocol Has Caused a Resurgence in Bitcoin Development

The non-zero probability of NFTS fueling bitcoin’s next bull run cannot be ignored, the report said.

Dubai Mandates Licensing for Crypto Companies as It Sets Out Regulatory Requirements

A set of rulebooks published by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority lays out requirements for crypto firms covering everything from issuance and exchange services to advertising.

DeFi Lender Aave to Distribute Lido Staking Rewards on Arbitrum and Optimism

The Aave community has favorably voted on a proposal to permit Lido DAO to distribute token rewards across liquidity pools on three networks.

First Mover Asia: Crypto Is Flat Before Fed Chair Speech; Japan’s SBI Building a Metamask Competitor for Yen-Denominated NFT Trading

Crypto trading is largely denominated in USD, but the United States isn’t the center of the digital assets world; bitcoin trades sideways as investors await the latest Jerome Powell comments.

Crypto Bank Juno Resumes Services After Pause

The firm paused services last month amid its former crypto custodian Wyre’s turmoil.

‘Disinflation’ Trends Will Soon ‘Hit a Brick Wall’: Oanda’s Edward Moya

Oanda senior market analyst Edward Moya told CoinDesk TV that until the service sector’s growth weakens, the economy will continue to see wage pressures.