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Aave Community Passes Proposal to Deploy on Ethereum Layer 2 Metis Network

The network will offer 100,000 native metis (METIS) tokens as a liquidity mining incentive for Aave users on the network that will be distributed over a six-month period. Elsewhere, a token mining reward program will distribute 4,000 METIS to participating protocols commensurate with the percentage of monthly transactions generated. Source

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Nigeria Passes ‘National Blockchain Policy,’ Industry Player Says Central Bank Unlikely to Lift Crypto Ban – Africa Bitcoin News

The Nigerian Federal government said on May 3 it had passed what it called the “national blockchain policy.” The Nigerian minister of communications and digital economy, Isa Pantami, said the new policy is a product of consultations with 56 institutions and personalities. Lucky Uwakwe, the founder of the technology service

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North Carolina House Unanimously Passes Ban on Digital Dollar Payments to the U.S. State

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South Korea’s sweeping crypto bill passes first regulatory hurdles

South Korean legislators passed a first phase review of proposed regulations that would give the nation’s Financial Services Commission authority to investigate and supervise financial activity related to “digital assets,” including cryptocurrency.The proposed bill comes with myriad stipulations governing the sale, storage, and trading of cryptocurrencies with particular emphasis on

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‘Proof of Reserve’ bill passes in Texas House of Representatives

The Texas House of Representatives approved a bill that would require crypto exchanges to maintain reserves “in an amount sufficient to fulfill all obligations to customers” on April 20.Should the bill pass the Senate and receive the governor’s signature, it could become law by September 1, 2023. The bill introduces amendments to

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