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Quick Take Payment processing giant Stripe has enabled crypto purchases via its technology in the EU, according to the Irish Independent. Online vendors in the region can reportedly now add a widget on their sites for users to purchase Bitcoin, Ether and Solana, among others.
Worldcoin token unlock for investors and “team members” of Tools for Humanity is set to kick off on July 24.The project also announced that the unlock schedule for 80% of the tokens held by Tools for Humanity team members has been extended from three years to five years.
Quick Take UK High Court Judge James Mellor is referring Craig Wright to the Crown Prosecution Service to consider perjury and forgery charges. Judge Mellor ruled in March that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto or the author of the Bitcoin whitepaper.
BlackRock’s IBIT led with $117.25 million in inflows on July 15, also being the most traded Bitcoin ETF.
Quick Take Polygon Labs announced that Plonky3, the latest version of its ZK proving system, is now production-ready for developers. Polygon plans to use Plonky3 in its upcoming AggLayer, an interoperability layer designed to facilitate unified liquidity and security across a network of chains.
- 06:08Analyst: BTC Remains a Strong Macro Hedge with a Target Price of $155,000Jinse reports that BTC may have dropped 10% year-to-date, but analysts at Cryptollica say it remains a strong macro hedge with a target price of $155,000, as it reflects the resilience of gold during global turmoil.
- 06:08Probability of Fed Rate Cut Plummets from 40% to Below 10%According to Jinse, with less than three weeks until the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on May 7th, the probability of a Fed rate cut has plummeted from 40% to below 10%.
- 06:06U.S. "Reciprocal Tariffs" Could Cost the EU 1.1 Trillion EurosAccording to a Jinshi report, a recent study by the German Institute for Economic Research indicates that over the next four years, U.S. "reciprocal tariffs" could cause Germany to lose 290 billion euros and the EU to lose 1.1 trillion euros.