By Kapil Rajyaguru
Only 43% of Users Qualified For Hamster Kombat’s Season 1 Airdrop.
Hamster Kombat, a Telegram clicker game, will airdrop 60 billion tokens to qualifying users in season one.
The Hamster Kombat team announced on X that 75 billion of their 100 billion Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) tokens are for the community.
The team said that 60% of the token supply would be airdropped after season one and 15% during season two of the clicker game.
Entitled users may get 88.75% of the original 60 billion tokens instantly, while the remaining 11.25% will be vested 10 months after the token is launched on exchanges.
Australia To Require Crypto Firms To Hold Financial Services Licenses.
An Australian regulator is apparently formulating recommendations to force bitcoin exchanges to get financial services licenses.
The Australian Financial Review (AFR) indicated that crypto exchange licensing in Australia would go beyond digital currency exchanges.
ASIC commissioner Alan Kirkland says the additional restrictions are needed since the Corporations Act covers most significant crypto assets including Bitcoin and Ether.
Bank of Canada Says No To Retail CBDC In Reshuffling Of Priorities.
On its website, the Bank of Canada (BOC) said it is ending its retail central bank digital currency project. It did not mention a wholesale CBDC but promised to continue study.
After significant CBDC study, the Bank of Canada is moving its emphasis to other critical challenges.
CFTC Secures $31 mn Restitution For Forex And Crypto Scam Victims.
New York resident William Koo Ichioka, previously of San Francisco, was fined $36 million by the CFTC for conducting a fraudulent foreign currency and crypto scam.
Ichioka was ordered to pay $31 million to misled investors and a $5 million civil monetary penalty by the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
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