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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyStarkWare introduces 'Private KYC' to address personal data breaches Zero-knowledge scaling company StarkWare has introduced Private KYC on Starknet, enabling 

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StarkWare introduces 'Private KYC' to address personal data breaches
Zero-knowledge scaling company StarkWare has introduced Private KYC on Starknet, enabling users to complete know-your-customer requirements without revealing their full personal information.

The system, announced Tuesday as a demo, uses STRK20 privacy features and zero-knowledge STARK proofs to let users prove specific attributes, such as being older than 18 or holding valid credentials, without revealing their full passport details or address.

“Whether you need to prove you’re over 18, hold a valid credential or meet an eligibility rule, verification should only confirm the precise fact,” StarkWare said. Corporations should not collect the full identity behind it, “because every identity database becomes a liability the moment it exists.”

KYC compliance involves handing over personal information and trusting companies to keep it safe. The rollout comes as the US hit a record 3,322 data compromises in 2025, a 79% increase over five years, and the global average cost of a data breach is $4.4 million, according to StationX.

StarkWare users start by scanning their passport on their phones, using the camera and NFC chip to read and confirm the document is genuine and signed by its issuing authority.

They can then encrypt identity data to their Starknet wallet, register attributes in a public onchain registry, and submit zero-knowledge proofs for selective checks. Verifiers can confirm eligibility by reading the public registry without ever seeing the actual identity data.

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“Private KYC shows that verification and privacy aren’t a trade-off,” StarkWare said. “An institution can confirm exactly what it needs without assembling another copy of someone’s identity it then has to defend.”

Contracts check the proofs, not the passports. Source: StarkWare

“Identity ch

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT Daily2026 World Cup Posting Challenge on HTX SquareHTXCommunity4thAnniversaryCFTC sues Kentucky after state's prediction market lawsuits The Commodity Futures Tradi

CFTC sues Kentucky after state's prediction market lawsuits

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has sued Kentucky, now the ninth state the regulator is battling in its fight over prediction markets. The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed a lawsuit against Kentucky on Tuesday after the state sued prediction market operators last week, accusing them of operating unlicensed and illegal gambling platforms.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court, seeks to block Kentucky's legal action against five prediction markets filed on Wednesday last week, calling for declaratory and injunctive relief. It names Kentucky Governor Andrew Beshear, Attorney General Russell Coleman and the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation, among others.

"Kentucky is the latest state attempting to shut down federally-regulated event contracts," CFTC Chair Mike Selig said in a statement. "As I've consistently pledged, the CFTC is firmly committed to maintaining its exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets, and today's lawsuit against Kentucky is yet another example of the Commission protecting its federal interests."

The CFTC has been ramping up its effort to maintain authority over prediction markets since Selig was appointed as chair in December. Kentucky is now the ninth state that the CFTC has sued over state authorities taking action against prediction markets.

CFTC sues Kentucky after state's prediction market

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Crypto PAC's $5.5 million Congress pick gets Maryland win, more crypto allies advanceThe leading crypto political action committee, Fairshake, often backs its favored hopefuls for the U.S. House of Representatives with ad campaigns in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, but it devoted Senate-level money — some $5.5 million — to Adrian Boafo, a Democrat who just won his party's nomination for a Maryland seat on Tuesday.

The state delegate's dominant victory records another success for the industry's super PAC and its affiliates after having notched a big primary election win with its $12 million devoted to Barry Moore's Alabama Senate bid last week.

Boafo's campaign website says he's looking to "provide responsible regulatory clarity for innovators building the next generation of financial tools," though it also included consumer-protection language often associated with crypto-resistance Democrats. Still, he has a record of pro-crypto legislative efforts in his state and favorably completed advocacy group Stand With Crypto's political questionnaire to earn that group's "A" rating.

The industry's support didn't go unnoticed. The open seat drew a massive number of Democratic candidates to replace outgoing Rep. Steny Hoyer, and Maryland's U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen bashed the "obscene amount of big special-interest money" Boafo received in the race.

In the same state, Fairshake backed incumbent Representative April McClain Delaney for $516,000, while also contributing ad spending in other states' Tuesday primaries to Republican incumbent Representative Blake Moore in Utah and $1.3 million for one of the industry's most reliable allies in the House, Representative Ritchie Torres, a New York Democrat. All of them also won their races or were winning, with McClain Delaney in an early lead with votes still being counted.

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT Daily2026 World Cup Posting Challenge on HTX SquareHTXCommunity4thAnniversaryStarkWare introduces 'Private KYC' to address personal data breachesZero-knowledge scal

StarkWare introduces 'Private KYC' to address personal data breachesZero-knowledge scaling company StarkWare has introduced Private KYC on Starknet, enabling users to complete know-your-customer requirements without revealing their full personal information.

The system, announced Tuesday as a demo, uses STRK20 privacy features and zero-knowledge STARK proofs to let users prove specific attributes, such as being older than 18 or holding valid credentials, without revealing their full passport details or address.

"Whether you need to prove you're over 18, hold a valid credential or meet an eligibility rule, verification should only confirm the precise fact," StarkWare said. Corporations should not collect the full identity behind it, "because every identity database becomes a liability the moment it exists."

KYC compliance involves handing over personal information and trusting companies to keep it safe. The rollout comes as the US hit a record 3,322 data compromises in 2025, a 79% increase over five years, and the global average cost of a data breach is $4.4 million, according to StationX.

StarkWare users start by scanning their passport on their phones, using the camera and NFC chip to read and confirm the document is genuine and signed by its issuing authority.

They can then encrypt identity data to their Starknet wallet, register attributes in a public onchain registry, and submit zero-knowledge proofs for selective checks. Verifiers can confirm eligibility by reading the public registry without ever seeing the actual

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyBreaking: US Senate Plans To Release Crypto Tax Bill By Fall 2026 Amid CLARITY Act Push Senator Steve Daines from Montana believes that US Senate Republicans a

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Senator Steve Daines from Montana believes that US Senate Republicans are getting closer to presenting a crypto tax plan. He believes the framework could take shape as early as fall 2026. It could mark a great feat for crypto regulation as the CLARITY Act is also advancing.


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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT Daily2026 World Cup Posting Challenge on HTX SquareHTXCommunity4thAnniversaryXRP Ledger (XRPL) - Ecosystem Growth & Market Impact (2026) The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is a 

XRP Ledger (XRPL) - Ecosystem Growth & Market Impact (2026)

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is a decentralized blockchain built for fast, low-cost payments and settlement. It is designed to handle high-speed transactions efficiently, making it especially useful for cross-border payments, remittances, and enterprise financial systems. In 2026, the XRPL ecosystem continues expanding with growing developer activity, new payment applications, and increasing integration with fintech solutions.

Recent developments show increased focus on tokenization, stablecoin support, and decentralized exchange (DEX) improvements on the XRPL network. Institutions are also showing interest in using XRPL infrastructure for real-time settlement systems due to its speed and low transaction costs.

Sentiment:

Strong transaction efficiency, growing institutional adoption, and expanding ecosystem use cases continue to support positive sentiment for the XRP Ledger. It remains one of the most efficient blockchain networks for global payments and financial settlement.

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift PacksBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeA pro-XRP advocate is pressing Ripple to speed up its token releases, reigniting debate over the company’s monthly escrow mechanics and their impact on XRP’s market outlook. Bill Morgan, an attorney and prominent XRP commentator, argued this week that Ripple should put more of the monthly 1 billion XRP unlock into circulation instead of locking large portions back up. “Ripple should release more of the 1 billion each month and not lock so much back in escrow,” Morgan wrote, adding that a faster release could let the market treat XRP as “hard money” sooner. How Ripple’s escrow works - Ripple’s escrow system automatically unlocks 1 billion XRP at the start of each month. - Rather than releasing the full billion into circulation, Ripple typically uses some for operations, liquidity and institutional deals, then returns unused tokens to new escrow contracts. - That practice makes it difficult to predict when all escrowed XRP will be fully circulated. Current supply picture and timeline - After the June 1 unlock, roughly 61.85 billion XRP were in circulation and about 38.15 billion remained locked. - If Ripple continues returning large portions of monthly unlocks to escrow, the remaining supply could take close to another decade to run down. Why Morgan wants faster releases Morgan frames a full circulating supply as central to XRP’s narrative as a store of value. In his view, reducing the “overhang” of future unlocks would allow the market to evaluate XRP on a clearer supply basis, accelerating its case as “the best hard money.” Counterarguments and market risks Not everyone agrees. Critics warn that larger monthly releases could increase selling pressure if demand doesn’t keep pace. Others point out that headline unlock numbers matter less than the net amount Ripple actually leaves out of escrow and pours into the market. Market con

A pro-XRP advocate is pressing Ripple to speed up its token releases, reigniting debate over the company’s monthly escrow mechanics and their impact on XRP’s market outlook. Bill Morgan, an attorney and prominent XRP commentator, argued this week that Ripple should put more of the monthly 1 billion XRP unlock into circulation instead of locking large portions back up. “Ripple should release more of the 1 billion each month and not lock so much back in escrow,” Morgan wrote, adding that a faster release could let the market treat XRP as “hard money” sooner. How Ripple’s escrow works - Ripple’s escrow system automatically unlocks 1 billion XRP at the start of each month. - Rather than releasing the full billion into circulation, Ripple typically uses some for operations, liquidity and institutional deals, then returns unused tokens to new escrow contracts. - That practice makes it difficult to predict when all escrowed XRP will be fully circulated. Current supply picture and timeline - After the June 1 unlock, roughly 61.85 billion XRP were in circulation and about 38.15 billion remained locked. - If Ripple continues returning large portions of monthly unlocks to escrow, the remaining supply could take close to another decade to run down. Why Morgan wants faster releases Morgan frames a full circulating supply as central to XRP’s narrative as a store of value. In his view, reducing the “overhang” of future unlocks would allow the market to evaluate XRP on a clearer supply basis, accelerating its case as “the best hard money.” Counterarguments and market risks Not everyone agrees. Critics warn that larger monthly releases could increase selling pressure if demand doesn’t keep pace. Others point out that headline unlock numbers matter less than the net amount Ripple actually leaves out of escrow and pours into the market. Market con

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