Approximately 10 million crypto holders pass away each year, and it is conservatively estimated that at least $2 billion worth of crypto has permanently exited circulation due to unknown private keys. How can we develop a crypto asset inheritance plan under the premise of decentralization? This article is based on a piece by Pix, organized, translated, and written by Foresight News. (Previous context: DWF Labs was hacked by North Korean hackers for $44 million but has kept it secret until now! ZachXBT: Not surprising at all) (Additional background: Balancer issues a "final warning" to hackers, 96 hours to return the money: otherwise, all means will be used to find you) People in the crypto field often say, "If it's not your key, it's not your coin." This statement sounds powerful, and it indeed is true. But behind this phrase, there is also an inverted logic — "Only your key can give you access to your crypto."

Author: Pix Translation: Saoirse, Foresight News People in the cryptocurrency space often say, "Not your keys, not your coins." This statement sounds powerful, and it is indeed true. But behind this phrase, there is another layer of mirror logic — "Only with your keys can you own your cryptocurrency." If no one else knows how to access your wallet, then the moment you stop breathing, your cryptocurrency is effectively "non-existent." Of course, this does not mean literal disappearance — it still exists on the blockchain ledger, but from an economic perspective, it is no different from being burned. So, how large is this "death buyer" scale? Today, most cryptocurrency holders are quite young, with most between twenty-eight or twenty-nine and early forties. There are very few holders beyond retirement age.

MiniPay surpasses 11 million activated wallets as Celo strengthens its position as the leading Ethereum Layer-2 network for stablecoin payments globally. New integrations, including Mercado Pago, PIX and Tether Gold, expand MiniPay’s capabilities for real-time payments and diversified asset

OKX has launched new payment and savings services using USD stablecoins in Brazil, enabling instant conversions from Brazilian real via PIX and offering up to 10% annual yield. The OKX Card functions as an international Mastercard and significantly reduces money transfer costs.

The Central Bank of Brazil's new Pix service allows users to dispute fraudulent transactions through a self-service button, enhancing security and facilitating refunds. However, this feature contrasts with Satoshi Nakamoto's vision of irreversible, decentralized transactions, raising philosophical concerns in the crypto realm.

This week, Brazil’s central bank announced new regulations to enhance the country’s National Financial System, aimed at combating organised crime. Changes concern PIX, Brazil’s instant payments platform, and increase the compliance burden on financial institutions. Noteworthy, the rule excludes i

Bitget Wallet, a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, has integrated PIX, Brazil’s quick payment system, allowing users to pay immediately using self-custodied cryptocurrencies like USDT and USDC by scanning PIX QR codes, according to a company press release sent to Invezz on Wednesday. The tool, d

> Rolex, the "sentiment barometer" of the crypto market. Written by: Pix Compiled by: Luffy, Foresight News In every encryption cycle, there comes a moment when wealth becomes visibly tangible. Not just on the blockchain or in portfolio screenshots, but in the real world. A year ago, a person who was still unknown walked into a dealer's store, bought a watch with cash, and then posted a photo of it on their wrist online. This moment, seemingly trivial, marks an important shift in market sentiment. Why a watch? The logic is simple. Rolex is a Veblen good (note: refers to goods for which demand increases as price increases). the higher the price, the more people want to buy. They do not showcase value through functionality, but rather through price. Because what people are buying is not practicality, but

The Brazilian government has sued former president Bolsonaro, provoking anger from US President Trump, who announced that he would impose an additional 50% tariff on all Brazilian goods imported to the US and initiate a trade investigation, questioning the impact of Brazil's Central Bank payment system Pix on the US market. Current President Lula strongly rebounded, accusing Trump of interfering in Brazil's sovereignty and stating that Brazil will not succumb to US threats.

Hackers stole $100 million from Brazil's Central Bank by using credentials allegedly purchased from an insider. They accessed the C&M system, initiating fake PIX transactions. Investigations are ongoing, and authorities have blocked half of the stolen funds.

Original author: Pix, NFT researcher 1912212.eth, Foresight News - Original Compilation. The internet remembers, especially the "evil" that has been done in the past. A project cannot succeed simply by advocating with a celebrity, nor can a celebrity indiscriminately advocate as long as they are paid. Reputation is very important. Celebrities who cherish their feathers will receive long-term respect, while celebrities who deceive their fans will be tainted. Celebrities are like this, and encryption projects are the same. Since 2017, some celebrities have been advocating and issuing scam coins, here are the 7 biggest celebrity Rug events in history: 1. Davido (Famous American singer) He called for RapDoge in 2021 and sold $300,000 to his fans. Davido against others 6