Domino's Pizza teams up with payments firm xMoney to embed checkout tech in its Cyprus outlets, enabling Apple Pay, Google Pay, and USDC crypto payments via Sui blockchain.
xMoney brings its payment infrastructure to Domino's Greece after a successful Cyprus rollout. The integration supports multiple fiat methods and explores digital asset payments, built on Sui blockchain.
Binance will remove the UTK/USDT spot pair on April 14, 2026, as UTK rebrands to xMoney (XMN). Unwithdrawn tokens will be auto-converted at 3:1, while eligible holders will receive an airdrop at a 3:2 ratio.
xMoney has launched the XMN token with a capped supply of 10 billion, designed from inception to comply with the EU's MiCA regulation. The token offers tiered merchant fee reductions, loyalty rewards, governance voting, and early feature access to drive real-world payment adoption.
Based on CryptoComLearn data, this article analyzes xMoney (XMN) real-time price, ATH/ATL, circulating supply, and market impact. As a MiCA-compliant multi-functional token, XMN is down over 97% from its peak but up 14% from its low, presenting unique investment angles.
A wallet linked to Ross Ulbricht received 300 BTC worth about $31.4 million, but on-chain investigators say the funds may trace back to dormant wallets tied to old Silk Road activity through the Jambler mixer, raising questions over whether it was truly a donation.
A 300 BTC transfer worth about $31.4 million to a wallet linked to Ross Ulbricht has sparked controversy. Blockchain investigators say the funds passed through Jambler and may trace back to old Silk Road-linked wallets, raising questions about ownership, compliance, and market impact.
Ross Ulbricht received 300 BTC ($31.4M) after Bitcoin 2025, but on-chain sleuth ZachXBT traced the funds through mixer Jambler from wallets dormant since 2014/2019, linked to Silk Road history. Community debates self-donation vs. genuine gift.
