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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. While Bitcoin (BTC) may have started out with the perception of “anonymous internet money,” the reality of Bitcoin beingtransparent-by-designhas finally started to take hold in the space. While Bitcoin offers powerful censorship-resistance and decentralization in theory, a lack of accessible privacy features drastically limits its effectiveness in harsher environments. Political dissidents seeking funding, journalists accepting donations, and whistleblowers raising support have all started to realize that Bitcoin is actually the world’s most efficient and largest financial surveillance system, mapping who paid whom, when, and how much. You might also like:How to build a 1B TPS blockchain without decentralization, security, or shame | Opinion Imagine for a moment that anytime you entered your credit card number online or shared your Venmo info with a friend, that person could simply Google your info and learn when you had received money, how much you get paid, and where you spend your hard-earned money. That nightmare scenario is a reality for most users of Bitcoin today, but thankfully, there are brilliant minds working to make privacy great again on Bitcoin. Silent payments ‘address’ the problem In 2022, a legendary Bitcoin developer and researcher named Ruben Somsen made a startling proposal out of nowhere: what if we could bring the same level of privacy when receiving Bitcoin as people expect, all without any changes to Bitcoin itself? This concept was quickly named ‘Silent Payments’ and is a new address type for Bitcoin that allows you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send, and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other regular Bitcoin payment. While the concept of a “stealth address” has existed in Bitcoin for many years, all previous attempts had deep flaws that greatly limited the user experience or privacy offered. Silent Payments are stealth addresses, perfected. Silent Payments beautifully addresses the most prevalent privacy issues when receiving Bitcoin, all while actually simplifying the experience and getting Bitcoin much closer to that Venmo-like dream. All any Bitcoin user needs now is one address that never changes, and they can easily receive Bitcoin while preserving their privacy and that of the sender, anytime, any day. Even better, we can now use these Silent Payment addresses to build out powerful username systems like CashApp’s CashTags, all without a trusted middleman or a loss of privacy! Better privacy meets better user experience. Silent Payments are here, but adoption is not Like any new technology, the most pressing issue for Silent Payments is now education and adoption. While wallets like Cake Wallet have led the way in empowering their users to leverage Silent Payments since 2024, wallet adoption has been slow on the uptake. Many wallets and companies have signaled their support for the concept of Silent Payments, but most are waiting on upstream libraries to add native support and simplify the integration process. In the meantime, however, many wallets have already started to support the simplest part of Silent Payments—allowing you to send to a Silent Payments address, but not allowing you to receive to one. This is far easier from an integration standpoint and is rapidly gaining adoption. Once a few other major wallets in the space take the time to enhance their users’ privacy through Silent Payments, a snowball effect of adoption will make this upgrade to Bitcoin’s privacy unstoppable. The sooner we can get away from the broken paradigm of constantly-rotating Bitcoin addresses and shattered privacy expectations, the faster we can grow the number of people experiencing freedom money like never before. The adoption of Silent Payments is inevitable, but you can help speed up the progress of Bitcoin like never before simply by asking your favorite wallet to implement Silent Payment support today! Privacy: Choose it or lose it Unlike many promising privacy improvements to Bitcoin, Silent Payments requires no code changes to the Bitcoin project, has no impact on fees, and doesn’t need any costly rough consensus. It’s time that we choose to reclaim our privacy each time we use Bitcoin, transaction by transaction, through the power of Silent Payments. We cannot normalize our finances being transparent to the world if we want to continue to preserve human freedom. This oversharing needs to end and can end…silently. Read more:Beyond consensus: Transaction privacy is blockchain’s next security frontier | Opinion Seth For Privacy Seth For Privacyis the Vice President of Cake Wallet, a self-custody, multi-cryptocurrency wallet that makes crypto simple for all. As a privacy advocate and tech enthusiast, he hosts the Opt Out podcast, helping individuals reclaim control of their digital lives in an increasingly connected world. With a passion for education, his work reflects a deep commitment to digital autonomy and the belief that privacy-preserving technologies can fundamentally transform our relationship with the digital landscape. 

一项调查显示，由于一站式便利，越来越多的香港投资者选择数字银行而不是加密货币交易所。 众安银行的一项新调查显示，近 70% 的香港加密货币投资者倾向于使用数字银行进行加密货币交易。 众安银行在与 crypto.news 分享的新闻稿中表示，选择数字银行的主要原因是能够直接用银行存款进行交易，并且只需一个账户即可轻松使用。该银行表示，调查结果显示香港民众对加密货币交易的态度发生了变化。 随着投资者对虚拟资产的兴趣持续增长，加密货币日益被视为多元化投资组合的新兴组成部分。展望未来，我们将继续扩展我们的一站式数字投资平台，涵盖加密货币、基金和股票等广泛的资产类别。 众安银行首席执行官 Calvin Ng 你可能还喜欢：报道称，对加密货币持友好态度的 ZA 银行考虑在香港开设实体分行 众安银行表示，这一趋势表明，数字银行正成为众多投资者进入加密货币市场的新途径。它将易于使用的应用程序与有助于保障安全的规则结合在一起。 调查还发现，近70%的受访者认为，加密货币市场监管日益清晰将有助于吸引更多参与者。报告称，许多投资者还希望获得更多功能，超过81%的受访者希望支持“币进币出”交易，“以增强资产灵活性”。 等待监管明确性 3月下旬，香港科技大学的一项调查发现，四分之一的香港人计划持有加密货币，比2023年9月的民意调查高出6%。尽管2022年11月FTX崩盘，但许多受访者仍然表示有信心使用受监管的交易所。 调查发现，如果加密货币交易所受到监管，香港人会更愿意使用它们，有 20% 的受访者表示，与不受监管的平台相比，将钱存入受监管的平台会让他们感到安全。 阅读更多：众安银行成为香港首家为散户提供加密货币交易服务的银行

pump.fun meme coin，特朗普错乱综合症加密货币，在股市崩盘后暴跌超过 18％，据信这是特朗普推出贸易关税的结果。 4 月 7 日上午 8:15 左右（UTC 时间），亚洲、欧洲和美国股市大幅下跌，TDS 代币下跌超过 20%。随着比特币 (BTC) 和以太坊 (ETH) 等主要货币暴跌，加密货币市场也反映了传统市场的经济波动。 截至发稿时，特朗普错乱综合症加密货币已从下跌中略有回升。它下跌了 15% 以上，目前交易价格为 0.00011 美元。上个月，该代币跌至历史最低点 0.0001051 美元。仅相差 2%，该代币正危险地向历史最低点迈进。 特朗普错乱综合症 纽约市长埃里克·亚当斯在接受播客兼喜剧演员安德鲁·舒尔茨采访时提到了这一术语，加密货币开始在交易员中引起关注。亚当斯说，许多美国人患有他所认为的“特朗普错乱综合症”，这导致他们这样做 “The Trump Derangement Syndrome is real… You could hate someone so much that even if they do something right,” said Adams in his recent interview. 2025 年 4 月 7 日过去 24 小时交易中 TDS 代币的价格图表 | 来源：CoinGecko 你可能还喜欢：熔断事件冲击亚洲和欧洲市场，比特币跌破 7.5 万美元 基于 Solana (SOL) 的 meme 币最初于 2024 年 11 月 10 日通过 pump.fun 平台推出。特朗普错乱综合症加密货币的价格一度达到 0.025 美元的峰值，两周后进一步下跌。自那时以来，它的市值仅为 107,597 美元，24 小时交易量仅为 1.63 美元。 它以流行词“特朗普错乱综合症”命名，该综合症被描述为“一种精神状态，据说由于对唐纳德·特朗普的强烈厌恶，人们会做出非理性的行为。”然而，自特朗普推出解放日关税以来，该代币进一步下跌。在过去一周，该代币下跌了 30.5%。 就在道明证券近期下跌的同一天，自特朗普宣布对来自 180 多个国家和地区的美国进口产品征收关税以来，全球股市也经历了 10% 至 50% 的大幅下跌。另一方面，加密货币市场也遭受了类似的损失，整体加密货币市值下跌近 11%，至 2.49 万亿美元。 在过去 24 小时内，比特币自 2024 年 11 月 7 日以来首次跌破 75,000 美元。与此同时，以太坊自 2023 年 3 月以来首次跌破 1,500 美元。 阅读更多：加密市场在解放日关税后出现回调 Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.

LAUNCHCOIN, a token associated with the SocialFi platform Believe, rallied as high as 500% today amid ecosystem growth. Formerly known as PASTERNAK, named after Believe founder Ben Pasternak, Launch Coin on Believe (LAUNCHCOIN) hit an all-time high of $0.093 on May 13 during the afternoon Asian trading hours. Its market cap climbed past $81 million as of writing. Fueling the surge was a sharp spike in trading activity. CoinGecko data shows that daily volume soared over 500% compared to the previous day.. The community widely expects LAUNCHCOIN to become the official native token of the Believe platform, though no formal designation has been announced. Since being rebranded from PASTERNAK to Launch Coin on Believe on May 2, its price has often rallied in response to ecosystem growth and platform-related developments. Most of today’s gains followed community hype after Alex Leiman, the developer behind viral apps like RizzGPT and Astra, successfully launched a token named NOODLE for a crypto-powered game using the Believe platform. You might also like:Bitcoin’s $102k market price grants miners 182% profit The game, also named Noodle, puts a Web3 spin on the classic “snake” style gameplay. Players control a snake, grow by eating others, and when they beat another player, they actually win their tokens. Part of the gains also came after Ben Pasternak drew fresh investor interest by teasing more updates coming to the Believe ecosystem. This is just the beginning.— Ben Pasternak (@pasternak) May 11, 2025 In a May 9 post on X, founder Ben Pasternak said Believe will soon roll out new tools to help builders add features to their tokens, along with a software development kit that allows developers to integrate tokens they launch on the platform into external products. Additionally, Believe has been expanding its team, focusing on bringing more builders and founders to its ecosystem. What is Launch Coin on Believe? Launch Coin on Believe is a token associated with Believe, a Web3-based SocialFi platform aiming to revolutionize fundraising and project launching by enabling users to create and launch tokens through social interactions on X.  It aims to disrupt traditional venture capital by providing a decentralized, community-driven alternative that empowers builders and founders. Formerly known as Clout, it rebranded to Believe earlier this year as it fully pivoted into the Web3 space. Users can create new tokens for their projects by simply posting details about them on X and replying to the tweet with “@launchacoin” followed by the desired token ticker and token name. This triggers the automatic creation of a new token, which is first tested by the Believe system before becoming tradable on supported decentralized platforms. LAUNCHCOIN’s origin traces back to PASTERNAK, a memecoin created by Clout founder Ben Pasternak. PASTERNAK was the first token to complete a pre-sale on Clout, reaching a market cap of $80 million on its launch day on Jan. 24, 2025. Read more:Pi Network drops more than 25%, breaking week-long rally Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government announced that it will start implementing its landmark Stablecoin Ordinance in August this year. According to the official notice, the region’s stablecoin regulations will come into effect starting on August 1, 2025. Once it is formally implemented, businesses would need to obtain licenses in order to issue stablecoins tied to the Hong Kong dollar or operating in the region. First drafted last May 2025, the bill has evidently been accelerated to advance the region’s budding crypto industry. The main purpose behind the new stablecoin bill, stated in the announcement, is to ensure that all activities involving stablecoins will be regulated. The new licensing regime will also limit stablecoin advertisements to licensed issuers in an effort to prevent scams. Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui, said in his statement that the government will provide clear guidelines for industry players interested in delving into the stablecoin market. “After the Ordinance comes into effect, the licensing system will provide appropriate regulations for relevant stablecoin activities marking a milestone in promoting the sustainable development of the stablecoin and digital asset ecosystem in Hong Kong,” said Hui in a translated statement. You might also like:Hong Kong SFC allows licensed crypto firms to provide staking services Based on information from the site, the Hong Kong government is planning to issue two separate notices to the Legislative Council on June 11 to start the pre-formulation and post-vetting process for the stablecoin bill. The new stablecoin regulation also contains a clause that regulates qualified investors, granting them the ability to issue stablecoins even if they do not hold a license yet. However, it is still unclear whether retail investors still have to abide to certain requirements dictated by financial regulators in order to issue their own stablecoins. “As specified categories of persons, thereby allowing specified stablecoins issued by persons who have not been granted a licence under Section 15 of the Ordinance to be offered to professional investors,” stated authorities in the translated notice. As previously reported by crypto.news, Hong Kong has accelerated its stablecoin regulation so that it may be passed within this year. This move beats out other Asian regions like South Korea, who have only just begun suggesting Korean won-based stablecoins. Read more:South Korean Democrats want to accelerate KRW stablecoin rollout