Reminder for season 1 points holders:
$ZEST airdrop claims open on 19 November at 12:00 UTC. Claim on the Zest Protocol Points page before 10 December.
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Prize: ₿0.50000000
New mission unlocked: Stack Sats Phase 3 on Bitflow 🌴
Win Bitcoin daily. Get paid for trading it. Earn for market making.
Money keeps breaking, so we save in things instead. Real estate. Gold. Equities.
Then those things centralize and the rules change on you.
Bitcoin's rules don't change just because someone powerful wants them to. That's a true store of value.
feat @JeffBooth at @TheBitcoinConf
A few months ago I was worried my boy's Swahili was going to be a challenge.
Kids learn fast, very fast.
He's been at his grandma's for a while now, and his Swahili isn't in the pits anymore 😅
Kids will amaze you 💯
This is the way.
Spend your USDT on @PretiumApp. No P2P drama, no freeze risk, straight to MPESA.
If you’re still selling crypto on P2P in Kenya (or East Africa), you’re doing it the hard way.
@Fredated said it best.
To download Pretium App ⬇️
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Swapping through Zest pools now live on Bitflow App and API.
Bitflow is the liquidity infrastructure for Bitcoin capital markets on @Stacks, Every new pool adds depth to that flow. Welcome, @ZestProtocol.
MEXC has issued an update addressing recent concerns over its operations and compliance following a November 6 FinCEN order targeting the exchange.
The order would restrict U.S. financial institutions from conducting transactions with MEXC. However, it is not an OFAC sanction and does not freeze users' assets. It will only take effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register, which has not yet occurred.
In an update shared today, MEXC CEO Vugar Usi said the exchange had contacted FinCEN, which confirmed receipt of its written request. He added that MEXC is prepared to fully cooperate and that the platform continues to operate normally.
The exchange also reported that deposits and withdrawals remain unaffected despite increased transaction volumes.
Meanwhile, blockchain analytics firm Elliptic has moved MEXC Global back into its regular "Exchange" category, removing its previous risk label.
MEXC has also initiated an independent review of its anti-money laundering (AML) and sanctions compliance controls, while maintaining communication with FinCEN.
The situation remains under scrutiny as the exchange works to address regulatory concerns.
Nothing to worry about .
Bitcoin can now earn yield paid in $BTC while staying on the L1, in the holder's own custody.
Here's how @Stacks Bitcoin bonds work, where the yield comes from, and why every bonded Bitcoin requires $STX as staking capacity.
Read the full guide 👇
https://t.co/GSmZ6BKLb6