Ripple wins against the sec, Google opens for blockchain apps, EU publishes Consultation paper for Mica, Sega withdraws from the blockchaingame market, Bitcoin ETFs and positive attitude of Blackrock, digital pounds meet with skepticism, NFTS conquers more and more markets and challenges for Bitcoin-Miner, fewer Crypto Scams but new Dangers, advance sales and listing of MR Hankey Coin, first listing of Ecoterra.

Ripple wins against the sec, Google opens for blockchain apps, EU publishes Consultation paper for Mica, Sega withdraws from the blockchaingame market, Bitcoin ETFs and positive attitude of Blackrock, digital pounds meet with skepticism, NFTS conquers more and more markets and challenges for Bitcoin-Miner, fewer Crypto Scams but new Dangers, advance sales and listing of MR Hankey Coin, first listing of Ecoterra.

This week there were some interesting developments and pioneering decisions that have the potential to shape the financial landscape sustainably. Here are the most important crypto news:

- Ripple has won a significant precedent against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The court confirmed that XRP is a currency and not a security. This alleviates regulatory uncertainty and strengthens the trust of investors and financial institutions in XRP.

-The Google Play Store has now also opened for blockchain apps and games after the Apple App Store. Cooperation with web3 developers such as Mythical Games and Reddit. External NFTs are allowed and lower fees are incurred.

- The European Securities and Market Authority (ESMA) has published the first of three consultation papers on the draft law Markets in Crypto-Assets (Mica). Conflicts of interest, technical standards and complaints are discussed.

- SEGA has announced that the blockchain and web3 games are withdrawn from the market. Instead, the company will enter into a partnership with Line Next to develop a blockchaing name.

-The view of various Bitcoin ETFs from prominent asset managers such as Blackrock could inspire the next Altcoin season. Black rock predicts that a market of $ 30 trillion is opened for the crypto sector.

- Great Britain's plans for a digital central bank currency encounter considerable resistance in public. Data protection concerns and the possible destabilization of the financial system are mentioned as concerns.

- NFTS spread further. The Spanish National Museum Thyssen shapes an exclusive collection by Van Gogh NFTS in cooperation with the Metaverse-platform Olyvers. The NFT-based cartoon series “Krapopolis” by Dan Harmon will be released on September 24, 2023.

-JPMorgan predicts that the Bitcoin half of 2024 will pose difficulties. Miners have to increase their efficiency to stay profitable.

- fraud cases in the cryptocurrency landscape reduced by 77 % in the first half of 2023. However, ransomware attacks are in the upswing, and AI tools are increasingly used to promote fraud.

- The advance sale of the Memecin "Mr Hankey Coin" was sold out within nine hours. The coin was successfully listed and showed an impressive increase in course.

-The ESG ecosystem "Ecoterra" carried out the first listing on a crypto exchange after the successful pre-sale. The project uses blockchain technology for climate and environmental protection.

These were some of the important news of the week. For more information you can contact info@cryptopr.com.