📣 $MON is coming soon to the #BybitSpot trading platform with @monad!Monad is a high-performance, Layer 1 blockchain that aims to address the scalability limitations of existing networks, particularly Ethereum, while maintaining full compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).Stay tuned for more!#Bybit #CryptoArk ...

🤝 We're excited to partner with @W3Wag3s#Wag3s combines AI, blockchain, and community intelligence to automate accounting, HR, and reporting. Our Label-to-Earn protocol lets the community train the AI with unmatched precision — creating the most accurate financial engine in Web3.🚀Together, we will drive innovation and bring cutting-edge solutions to the Web3 ecosystem.#AscendEX #Wag3s #Crypto #Partnership ...

Legal Landscape - Existing laws against various content types, including CSAM, are extensive and not unprecedented [1] - The number of legal cases involving illegal content globally is estimated to be in the tens to hundreds of thousands annually [1] - These cases cover diverse legal categories like state secrets, trade secrets, intellectual property, and obscenity [1] - Few, if any, laws exclude content on blockchains [2] Expertise and Implications - Crypto lawyers may lack expertise in the legal areas relevant to illegal content [1]

Core Insights - Prediction markets have gained significant traction in 2025, transitioning from a niche category to a booming industry with billion-dollar valuations [1][2] - Major players like Polymarket and Kalshi have raised substantial funding, with Polymarket receiving a $2 billion investment at a $9 billion valuation and Kalshi raising $300 million at a $5 billion valuation [1] - The total notional volume traded on prediction markets reached a record-high of $3.3 billion in early November, indicating robust market activity [6] Company Developments - Polymarket, founded in 2020, is recognized as the first on-chain prediction market utilizing USDC on the Polygon network, marking a significant innovation in the blockchain space [5] - Kalshi, which operates a closed system rather than a blockchain, gained approval from the CFTC to trade event contracts, paving the way for future on-chain prediction markets [4] - Other emerging players in the prediction market space, such as Opinion, Limitless, and Myriad, are also experiencing user growth and raising funds [1] Market Trends - The influx of capital into prediction market platforms is driving their popularity and growth, with significant investments being made to enhance their offerings [1][6] - The prediction market sector is seen as a potential gateway to attract a new set of users, particularly in the blockchain and crypto space, aiming to reach the next billion users [2]

RT BSCN (@BSCNews)EXPLAINING CHAINLINK'S CONFIDENTIAL COMPUTE - @chainlink is much more than just an oracle platform. It's even helping to secure privacy for the blockchain sector... https://t.co/xJRJYqjpl8 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The libraries full of existing laws against a vast variety of content (CSAM being only one example) are about as far away as one can get from being "unprecedented." There are probably, to conservatively estimate, tens to hundreds of thousands of legal cases around the world each year involving dozens of different legal categories when it comes to the many varieties of illegal content: state secrets, trade secrets, intellectual property, obscenity of a wide variety of kinds, and th ...

RT Arthur "Filterboy" van Pelt 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡ (@Arthur_van_Pelt)@sashahodler @NickSzabo4 @CatoTheElder17 @calibrated_lies @Magnify_The_Sun This debate is as old as Bitcoin. Here's Satoshi himself firmly rejecting additional arbitrary data in the Bitcoin blockchain.The blockchain is immutable. This fact comes with serious tradeoffs when it comes to allowing data other than related to native Bitcoin transactions. https://t.co/VRotVsreAV ...

RT BSCN (@BSCNews)EXPLAINING CHAINLINK'S CONFIDENTIAL COMPUTE - @chainlink is much more than just an oracle platform. It's even helping to secure privacy for the blockchain sector... https://t.co/xJRJYqjpl8 ...

Legal Landscape - Existing laws against various content types, including CSAM, are extensive and not unprecedented [1] - The number of legal cases involving illegal content globally is estimated to be in the tens to hundreds of thousands annually [1] - These cases cover diverse legal categories such as state secrets, trade secrets, intellectual property, and obscenity [1] - Few, if any, laws exclude content on blockchains [2] Expertise - Crypto lawyers may lack expertise in the legal areas related to illegal content [1]

RT A₿del ∞/21M 🥷 (@AbdelStark)Starknet is so cool again that even some of the biggest Football teams in the world are reaching out to us now.The world is paying attention, finally.Starknet is the future proof 🔜post quantum scalable and 🔜private blockchain. ...