MetaMask, the leading digital wallet provider for cryptocurrencies, has been restored to the Apple App Store.
MetaMask, the leader in providing digital wallets for cryptocurrencies, has reappeared on the Apple App Store after a temporary removal that left many in the crypto community perplexed. The unexpected removal on October 14 sparked concern and speculation about the reasons behind this move.
This Saturday, MetaMask confirmed that its app was briefly absent from the Apple App Store. The company emphasized that this removal was not related to any malicious activity linked to its app. At that time, MetaMask urged its community to be alert to possible fake applications that could appear on the platform and reaffirmed its commitment to user safety.
Chainalysis Report Points Out that Latin America Prefers Centralized Exchanges Over Decentralized Ones
A recent report from blockchain analysis company Chainalysis shed light on Latin America’s preferences in the world of cryptocurrencies. According to the report published on October 11, Latin America shows a marked inclination towards centralized exchanges (CEX) compared to decentralized exchanges (DEX), in contrast to the global trend.
The study reveals that Latin America occupies seventh place in the world ranking of crypto economies. Thus, remaining behind regions such as the Middle East and North America (MENA), East Asia and Eastern Europe. Despite this position, what stands out is the region’s preference for CEXs instead of DEXs in crypto activity.
California Passes Cryptocurrency Regulation Law by 2025
California Governor Gavin Newsom has given the green light to a bill that establishes more rigorous regulations for companies operating in the cryptocurrency space. This project, called “Digital Financial Assets Law,” is expected to come into force in 18 months.
The measure, announced through a statement on October 13, aims to impose licensing requirements on both individuals and companies wishing to carry out commercial operations with digital assets in the state of California. These licenses will be granted by the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI).
Ferrari Started Accepting Payments in Cryptocurrencies
Ferrari, the iconic luxury car manufacturer, is taking an exciting turn into the world of cryptocurrencies by announcing its intention to accept payments in digital assets for its coveted sports cars in the United States. The decision directly responds to growing customer demand for more versatile and modern payment options.
In a Reuters report published on October 14, Enrico Galliera, Ferrari’s commercial and marketing director, confirmed this initiative. The luxury car brand is responding to requests from both dealers and customers. These include young crypto investors who have opted for digital currencies.
Bitcoin Bullish Rally Likely in 2025
By many estimates, Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of Bitcoin, owns no less than 1.1 million BTC. What value could they reach in 2025 in the event of a bullish rally in the cryptocurrency market?
In 2009, even when almost no one was interested in Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, as a precursor of the cryptocurrency, was already accumulating his first tokens. Although he quickly stopped doing so, he still had time to mine an amount that exceeded one million BTC.
Over time, Nakamoto’s exposure to Bitcoin has not widened at all, but it has not narrowed either. None of the tokens have been traded since, making this holder one of the few to have been attached to a cryptocurrency for so long.
By Leonardo Pérez
