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The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has introduced a set of draft regulations aimed at governing the use of cryptocurrencies in the country. This move reflects the central bank's response to the growing popularity and usage of digital assets in Ghana, signaling its commitment to fostering a regulatory environment that supports financial inclusion and stability.

In a significant development within the Terra Luna Classic ecosystem, a substantial 6.5 billion LUNCs (LUN Classic tokens) have been burned, marking a pivotal moment for investors and stakeholders alike.

Kraken, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, has successfully recovered $3 million worth of digital assets that were previously exploited by blockchain security firm CertiK. The incident has sparked widespread criticism and raised concerns about CertiK's ethical practices.

An Australian Member of Parliament (MP) has recently voiced their strong support for blockchain technology, stating that the country needs it "more than ever." This statement comes at a time of increasing interest in blockchain's potential to revolutionize various sectors within Australia, including finance, supply chain management, and government services.

LayerZero, a cross-chain interoperability protocol, is preparing for its first token airdrop, sparking debate over its strategy to combat token farmers. The central issue is LayerZero's "anti-Sybil strategy." Sybil attacks involve creating multiple wallets to exploit airdrops, inflating the protocol's apparent popularity without adding long-term value.