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P2P team admits to betting on its own raise days after Polymarket tightened insider trading rules

P2P, a crypto project, has admitted that its team placed bets on Polymarket regarding the outcome of its own $6 million fundraising campaign. The bets were made approximately 10 days before the raise concluded, using funds from the project's treasury. This activity, which generated around $23,000 in profit and loss, occurred just days after Polymarket updated its rules to explicitly prohibit insider trading, including by individuals who can influence an event's outcome. While P2P stated the bets were not based on guaranteed information and plans to return all proceeds, the case highlights the enforcement challenges decentralized prediction markets face in preventing manipulation and maintaining trust, especially from involved actors. The incident is a real-world test of how newly tightened market integrity rules are applied in practice.

ambcrypto03/27 21:01

P2P team admits to betting on its own raise days after Polymarket tightened insider trading rules

ambcrypto03/27 21:01

Ocean Network Launches Beta for Affordable P2P GPU Orchestration

Ocean Network has launched the Beta of its decentralized peer-to-peer (P2P) GPU orchestration layer, creating a liquid on-demand compute market without centralized control. It enables data scientists and developers to run code directly, bypassing traditional cloud bottlenecks. The platform sources high-performance GPUs, including NVIDIA H200s and A100s, from partners like Aethir to ensure reliability. Its Orchestrator integrates with popular IDEs like VS Code, allowing custom hardware selection, one-click job deployment, and real-time monitoring. Ocean uses a Pay-Per-Use Escrow on Base L2, charging only for actual resource consumption, not idle time. It also employs Compute-to-Data (C2D) for secure processing of sensitive data without moving it. The network plans to soon allow node operators to monetize idle GPUs, expanding into a full P2P ecosystem.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 12:12

Ocean Network Launches Beta for Affordable P2P GPU Orchestration

TheNewsCrypto03/17 12:12

Elon Musk Has Confirmed When X Money Will Be Available, But Do You Know What To Expect?

Elon Musk has announced that early public access to X Money will launch next month, marking a significant step in transforming X into an "Everything App." The feature is expected to include peer-to-peer transfers, merchant payments, high-yield accounts, and crypto integration. Market speculation suggests a 73% chance of rollout by April 30. Features may also include a debit card, up to 6% APY on cash balances, 3% cashback, and FDIC-insured deposits. A notable aspect is "Smart Cashtags," allowing users to trade cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, XRP, and DOGE directly within the platform. Following the news, Dogecoin's price surged 7%, though Musk has not confirmed the extent of crypto integration. The full rollout is anticipated later this year.

bitcoinist03/13 22:32

Elon Musk Has Confirmed When X Money Will Be Available, But Do You Know What To Expect?

bitcoinist03/13 22:32

FATF Releases Special Report on Stablecoins and Non-Custodial Wallets: Interpretation of Risk Threats and Response Strategies

FATF's report "Targeted Update on Stablecoins and P2P Payments" highlights the significant money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing risks associated with stablecoins, particularly through peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions involving non-custodial wallets. With stablecoins now accounting for 84% of illegal virtual asset transactions, the report emphasizes that unregulated P2P transactions are the primary vulnerability, as they bypass regulated intermediaries and complicate identity tracing. Key risks include cross-chain transactions, which obscure fund flows and weaken issuer controls, and data gaps due to missing off-chain information. FATF reiterates that its existing standards, especially Recommendation 15, must apply to all stablecoin ecosystem actors, including issuers and VASPs. Recommended measures include implementing whitelisting/blacklisting and asset freezing via smart contracts, enhancing blockchain analytics and AI tools, applying enhanced due diligence for non-custodial wallet transactions, and fostering public-private cooperation to address emerging threats.

marsbit03/13 14:57

FATF Releases Special Report on Stablecoins and Non-Custodial Wallets: Interpretation of Risk Threats and Response Strategies

marsbit03/13 14:57

Gen-Z now drives 72% of P2P crypto payments – Report

A new report from crypto exchange NoOnes reveals that Generation Z is the dominant force in peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto payments, accounting for 72% of all transfers. Millennials follow at 24%, while Gen X trails significantly at 4%. Regionally, Asia leads in P2P usage (74%), followed by Latin America (62%) and Africa (54%), with Europe and North America showing the lowest adoption rates. This trend aligns with broader crypto adoption, where the APAC region saw a massive surge in activity. The report notes that younger generations are more receptive to new technologies, and the convenience of mobile security features is driving usage. However, despite this strong adoption, P2P payment growth is being outpaced by crypto card payments, which surged 106% to $1.6 billion in the last three years compared to just 5% for P2P. While P2P is the second most dominant stablecoin payment method by value after B2B, cards are a strong third. The findings suggest that for crypto firms to scale, a mobile-first strategy is essential.

ambcrypto03/06 08:02

Gen-Z now drives 72% of P2P crypto payments – Report

ambcrypto03/06 08:02

X Money to launch ‘external beta’ soon, but will it have crypto support?

Elon Musk announced that X Money, the upcoming payment platform for X (formerly Twitter), will enter an external beta phase within the next one to two months. The platform aims to become a central hub for all monetary transactions as part of Musk's plan to transform X into a super app. While specifics remain scarce, speculation is growing about potential cryptocurrency integration, fueled by Musk’s pro-crypto history, Tesla’s Bitcoin holdings, and industry trends toward stablecoins. However, no official confirmation of crypto support has been provided. Major partners like Visa are already involved, and the platform is expected to support P2P payments, debit cards, and bank transfers.

ambcrypto02/12 11:03

X Money to launch ‘external beta’ soon, but will it have crypto support?

ambcrypto02/12 11:03

Bitcoin Mining Takes New Turn With Tether’s Open-Source Software

Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, has released MiningOS (MOS), a fully open-source Bitcoin mining operating system under the Apache 2.0 license. The modular, self-hosted platform allows miners to manage, monitor operations—from single rigs to large-scale sites—without relying on paid proprietary software. It includes device management, energy controls, and telemetry, and uses Holepunch peer-to-peer networking to reduce central server dependency and avoid vendor lock-in. Aimed particularly at small operators facing high costs and complexity, MOS offers a free, extensible toolkit to simplify and scale mining operations. Tether positions the release as part of its broader support for open Bitcoin infrastructure.

bitcoinist02/04 04:00

Bitcoin Mining Takes New Turn With Tether’s Open-Source Software

bitcoinist02/04 04:00

Crypto card payments overtake P2P stablecoin transfers: Artemis report

According to a blockchain analytics report by Artemis, crypto card payments have surpassed peer-to-peer (P2P) stablecoin transfers as the primary driver of on-chain stablecoin activity. The data shows that crypto card payments now operate at a monthly run rate exceeding $15 billion, compared to approximately $11 billion for P2P transfers. This shift indicates that stablecoins are increasingly being used through traditional card networks rather than through direct on-chain transactions. Visa dominates this segment, accounting for over 80% of the tracked volume, while Mastercard holds a smaller but growing share. The growth is attributed to expanding merchant acceptance and integration with existing payment infrastructure, allowing users to spend stablecoins without requiring merchants to directly accept crypto. Although P2P transfers remain important for remittances and cross-border settlements, their growth has been slower. The report highlights a structural evolution in stablecoin usage—from infrastructure-led to interface-led adoption—where cards act as the primary user-facing access point, embedding crypto liquidity into global commerce and driving mainstream adoption.

ambcrypto01/15 23:57

Crypto card payments overtake P2P stablecoin transfers: Artemis report

ambcrypto01/15 23:57

How Not to Lose Cryptocurrency in 2026. Wallet and Exchange Security

With the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies, the risk of losing them also increases. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to securely store crypto assets in 2026, covering wallet security and safe exchange practices. It details the differences between hot wallets (connected to the internet, convenient but vulnerable) and cold wallets (offline, more secure for large holdings). Key security fundamentals are emphasized, including using multi-factor authentication, storing backup seed phrases offline, and keeping wallet-dedicated devices separate. The article outlines how to recognize fraudulent services by checking for licenses, avoiding promises of guaranteed profits, and ensuring platform transparency. It offers practical advice for safe peer-to-peer (p2p) and over-the-counter exchanges, such as meeting in public places and verifying transaction confirmations. A significant section is dedicated to the challenges of recovering stolen funds, noting that while blockchain transactions are traceable, recovery is difficult, especially on decentralized platforms. The piece concludes with 2025 statistics, reporting $2.9 billion stolen globally, and a warning about emerging AI-powered cyber threats and sophisticated social engineering attacks expected in 2026.

RBK-crypto01/06 09:12

How Not to Lose Cryptocurrency in 2026. Wallet and Exchange Security

RBK-crypto01/06 09:12

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