Visa has announced its plans to expand stablecoin settlement capabilities using the Solana blockchain by launching pilots with Worldpay and Nouvet. Meanwhile, hackers have stolen millions of dollars from crypto betting platform stake, prompting a blockchain security and analytics company, PEC Shield, to estimate losses at around $41m. In other news, metamask scammers have reportedly been spoofing government websites to lure victims into giving away full access to their wallet, and co-founder and COO at the crypto hedge fund, Altab Capital, Greg Moritz, discusses what's happening with markets, offering his thoughts on BTC, recent regulatory advancements, and the lack of mass adoption.
1. Visa expands stablecoin settlements using the Solana blockchain.
2. Hackers steal millions from crypto betting platform Stake.
3. Metamask scammers are spoofing government websites to lure victims.
4. Crypto markets are mixed with Bitcoin slipping to around $25,700 and Solana jumping to $20.40 cents.
5. Altab Capital's co-founder breaks down what's happening with prices in the crypto market.
6. Europe and Asia are leading the way in the crypto space while the U.S. is falling significantly behind.
7. Altab Capital registered with the National Futures Association and is under the supervision of the Commodities Futures Trading Commission.
8. Comprehensive crypto legislation in the U.S. is inevitable.