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Policy Regula
2026-07-07 06:26:13

SIGN Foundation, Sierra Leone, and Bhutan NDI Partner on National Digital Identity Platform

Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Communication, Technology and Innovation (MoCTI), Bhutan National Digital Identity Ltd. (Bhutan NDI), and the SIGN Foundation have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly design, develop, and implement a national digital identity platform for Sierra Leone. The initiative will use open-source technologies and W3C-standard verifiable credentials, with a stated focus on privacy, security, and data sovereignty. Under the cooperation framework, MoCTI will lead strategy, policy development, and coordination across government agencies; Bhutan NDI will contribute experience from a mature national digital identity architecture and provide an open-source identity framework; and the SIGN Foundation will take charge of system design, solution architecture, and technical implementation. The platform is intended to help citizens securely manage and prove their identities while improving the efficiency of public service delivery.

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SIGN Foundation, Sierra Leone, and Bhutan NDI Partner on National Digital Identity Platform
2026-07-06 08:32:14

Donald Trump's Crypto Legacy in Two Words: Paul Atkins

Trump appoints Paul Atkins as SEC chair, bypassing congressional gridlock. Coordinated with CFTC's Michael Selig, rules are expected by 2026-2027, providing legal clarity and growth runway for crypto.

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Donald Trump's Crypto Legacy in Two Words: Paul Atkins
2026-07-06 04:13:14

Bithumb Signs MOU With Circle to Expand USDC Services in South Korea

Bithumb and Circle are set to sign an MOU focused on expanding USDC-related B2B services in South Korea. The partnership signals rising institutional adoption of stablecoins and may support cross-border payments, treasury management, and regulated digital asset infrastructure.

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Bithumb Signs MOU With Circle to Expand USDC Services in South Korea
Bitplanet
2026-07-06 02:38:35

Bitplanet Signs MOU With Antalpha to Deploy KRW 15 Billion in Bitcoin Mining Equipment

South Korean bitcoin treasury company Bitplanet has signed a memorandum of understanding with Nasdaq-listed Antalpha and its partners to bring in KRW 15 billion worth of bitcoin mining equipment, with full-scale mining operations scheduled to begin this month. Under the first-phase plan, the deployed machines are expected to produce more than 7 BTC per month and over 80 BTC annually, although actual output will depend on equipment utilization rates and electricity costs. The company said mined bitcoin will be recognized as operating revenue and managed as a long-term financial asset. The mining fleet is set to be deployed in overseas jurisdictions with more competitive power prices, including Oman and Paraguay, under an offshore hosting and joint-venture operating structure. The move suggests Bitplanet is testing a treasury growth model that relies not only on spot accumulation but also on internally generated bitcoin production.

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Bitplanet Signs MOU With Antalpha to Deploy KRW 15 Billion in Bitcoin Mining Equipment
2026-07-05 20:18:11

Solana Lands Shinhan Card Deal as $80 Dip Tests Bullish Momentum

Solana holds near $83 with a 2% daily dip, but partnerships with Shinhan Card for stablecoin payments and Meta's USDC support on Solana boost sentiment. Technically, $80 is a key support; a breakdown could target $73, while a break above $86 EMA may push toward $100.

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Solana Lands Shinhan Card Deal as $80 Dip Tests Bullish Momentum