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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reassured that AI will complement existing technologies. Despite mixed results in AI cryptocurrencies, the overall crypto market remains sluggish, reflecting broader economic challenges.

The XLS-80 proposal for the XRP Ledger introduces permissioned domains, allowing credential-based access on a public blockchain. This aims to balance transparency and security while addressing regulatory needs, despite risks like compromised credentials.

The Senators have planned a private meeting on February 4 to discuss the structure of the U.S. crypto market.
The meeting comes after the Senate Banking Committee postponed a markup of crypto legislation.
The move aims to address party divisions on digital asset regulation and the status of the C

Frame Transactions (EIP-8141) revolutionize Ethereum's transaction authentication through programmable validation frames, moving beyond fixed signature schemes. Vitalik Buterin endorsed the proposal, linking it to ERC-4337's infrastructure, which could reshape transaction dynamics and improve efficiency in upcoming developments.

Arizona has implemented stricter consumer protections against crypto ATM fraud, mandating full refunds for victims who file police reports within a month. With rising fraud cases and significant losses, legal actions against key operators are also intensifying.

On February 2, Bitcoin ETFs had significant inflows of $561.89 million after prior outflows, showcasing renewed institutional interest. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs continued to struggle with outflows of $2.86 million. Overall, Bitcoin remains volatile at around $74,000, while other cryptocurrencies like Solana saw positive trends.

A proposed settlement has been reached between FTX users and law firm Fenwick & West regarding the firm’s representation of the failed cryptocurrency exchange.
The proposed settlement will be presented to a federal court on Feb. 27.
The litigation has been stayed while the terms of the settlement

Trump denied any involvement in the $500 million Abu Dhabi investment in World Liberty Financial.
The UAE-backed firm bought a 49% stake shortly before Trump’s 2025 inauguration.
US President Donald Trump has denied any knowledge of a $500 million investment by an Abu Dhabi company in WLFI. The W