Trust Wallet adds Apple Pay and Google Pay support for easy crypto purchases
#TrustWallet has added #ApplePay and #GooglePay as smooth, integrated options for buying crypto. Eligible users can now buy crypto instantly within predefined limits, making the onramp process much smoother. Users can now use Express Pay to buy $BTC, $ETH, $BNB, $SOL, $XRP, $USDC, and $USDT, with payments supported in USD and EUR. For new users, this reduces the onboarding from multiple forms to just a couple of screens.
Public companies continue to expand their Bitcoin holdings, solidifying cryptocurrency's role in traditional financial markets. With industry leaders like #Strategy holding substantial amounts, the total $BTC reserved by these firms now surpasses an impressive 1,008,195 $BTC , representing significant confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value. As the market matures, these holdings underscore the evolving relationship between traditional institutions and digital assets.
#Infinex is set to conduct an $INX token sale on #Sonar , allocating 5% of the token supply at a $300M FDV, targeting $15M. Tokens are subject to a one-year lock, with the option to vest early for an additional fee. Anyone can place an order between $200 and $5,000. If demand exceeds the allocation, orders will be selected at random. Additionally, #Patron #NFT holders will receive an extra guaranteed allocation, with a single Patron providing a $2,000 allocation.
Infinex is a cross-chain, self-custodial crypto platform that aims to provide the user-friendly experience of a centralized exchange within a decentralized finance environment.
#Upbit suffers a hack for around ₩540B ($37M) in various cryptocurrencies on the #Solana network from the platform. The platform has transferred all assets to a safe cold wallet to prevent additional breaches and has already frozen $8.18M in $LAYER tokens. Upbit said it will coordinate with projects and authorities to recover and freeze the rest of the stolen funds.
The platform stated that it will cover any losses to user assets from its reserve funds, assuring customers that they will not incur personal losses. Upbit has not provided details about the attack or how it occurred.