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eBay teases ‘digital wallet’ in investor presentation

Online marketplace eBay flashed a “digital wallet” slide early in its Investor Day presentation. This added to chatter about what the company’s plans might be with respect to crypto. Last month, CEO Jamie Iannone said the company is studying the potential for accepting crypto as it aims to be the go-to marketplace for Gen Z and millennials. eBay already allows the sale of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on its platform.

Crypto prices today: Bitcoin falls marginally, ETH up 0.5%

Bitcoin is currently trading at $39,177.65, a 0.3% decline over the previous day. Ethereum is up 0.4% over the last 24 hours to $2,606.5. Solana decreased by 0.3% to $82.3, while Cardano is down 0.5% to $0.806. Meanwhile, Polkadot (DOT) jumped 5% to $17.8. The global crypto market cap stands at $1.75 trillion, a 0.04% decline over the previous day.

Crypto brain drain is “absolutely crazy” in India: Polygon co-founder

Dubai-based blockchain platform Polygon’s co-founder Sandeep Nailwal, while discussing India’s crypto sector and its regulations, said “the brain drain is absolutely crazy.” He discussed how developers, investors, and entrepreneurs are leaving for places with more friendly regulations. Nailwal said he wishes to stay in India and promote the Web3 ecosystem but regulatory uncertainty is a hurdle.

Payments giant Stripe launches support for crypto, NFTs

Financial services company Stripe has launched its crypto services, offering businesses the ability to use Stripe as a payment method for crypto and NFT transactions. Stripe is offering payout services for Web3 companies as well as know-your-customer (KYC) and fraud prevention. Currently, Stripe’s crypto services are only available to businesses in the US, UK, and European Union. 

Dubai adopts crypto law; looking to become a hub for Web3.0

Dubai has adopted its first law meant to regulate the operations of cryptocurrencies and digital assets like NFTs. Under the new law, the UAE wants to establish a Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), which would regulate digital assets. The transfer of virtual assets, exchange services, and operating virtual assets platforms is also under the VARA’s domain.