The FBI sought to exempt its NGI database from parts of the Privacy Act, potentially limiting citizens’ ability to find out what data is held on them, correct inaccuracies, or sue over violations.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back denied being Satoshi Nakamoto at the LONGITUDE event in Paris, calling it 'flattering.' OKX Europe CEO warned MiCA's regulatory burden could drive innovation out of Europe. Meanwhile, stablecoins are hailed as key for payments but face adoption hurdles.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back again denied being Satoshi Nakamoto at the Paris LONGITUDE event. Industry leaders discussed MiCA benefits and burdens, stablecoin circulation hitting $317B, and the need for global regulatory harmony.

At the LONGITUDE event in Paris, Adam Back again denied being Satoshi Nakamoto. Speakers praised MiCA for improving trust in crypto, while warning that regulatory burden, fragmented global rules and stablecoin adoption bottlenecks could still slow innovation and payments growth.

At the LONGITUDE event in Paris, Adam Back again denied being Satoshi Nakamoto. Speakers said MiCA is strengthening trust in crypto, but warned that regulatory burdens, fragmented global rules, and stablecoin adoption challenges could still restrain innovation and growth.

At the LONGITUDE event in Paris, Adam Back again denied being Satoshi Nakamoto. Industry leaders praised MiCA for improving trust and regulatory clarity, while warning that fragmented rules and heavy compliance burdens could slow innovation. Stablecoins also remained a major focus, especially for payments.