Extension of Shiba Inu NFT Recovery deadline announced, now ending on September 23.
In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency, several significant events have taken place over the past week.
Firstly, Coinbase, a prominent player in the crypto industry, has taken a stance against potential state-led crackdowns on digital assets. The company is urging the Department of Justice to intervene and prevent such measures from being implemented.
Moving on, collectors of the Shib Magazine NFT collection have until September 23 to secure their items. After this date, the recovery tool will be retired, making email-based wallets inaccessible and potentially resulting in a permanent loss for those who fail to act in time.
The Shiba Inu project, a popular meme coin, was created by an anonymous figure known as Ryoshi. The lead developer responsible for ongoing development and leadership is Shytoshi Kusama. Both individuals are central figures behind Shiba Inu.
On an international level, Israel has seized 187 crypto wallets tied to $1.5B, which are believed to be linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard. Meanwhile, the UK is teaming up with the US on digital asset regulation, which could potentially impact SHIB holders.
In business news, former US President Donald Trump has sued the New York Times for $15B, citing damage to his brand and businesses.
Lastly, Santander, a Spanish banking giant, has launched crypto trading in Germany and plans to roll out the service in Spain. However, Shiba Inu strongly advises users not to share their private keys, and official Shiba Inu channels or team members will never ask for users' private keys.
These developments underscore the dynamic nature of the cryptocurrency landscape and the importance of staying informed and vigilant for users and investors alike.
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