Web3 Daily Briefing: UK Treasury is drafting new regulations for the crypto market; South Korean regulators failed to submit a bill regulating the won stablecoin on time; Colosseum announces the winners of the Solana Cypherpunk hackathon.

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  • The UK Treasury is drafting new regulations to govern the crypto market.
Source: theguardian
  • Swiss crypto bank AMINA Bank integrates Ripple Payments
Source: ccn
  • South Korean regulators failed to submit a bill regulating the Korean won stablecoin on time.
Source: dlnews
  • Juventus' controlling shareholder rejected Tether's takeover offer.
Source: exor
  • Colosseum Announces Winning Projects of the Solana Cypherpunk Hackathon
Source: colosseum
  • HyperFund operator Brenda Chunga faces 11 charges.
Source: justice.gov
  • Aevo confirmed that the older version of Ribbon DOV vaults was attacked, resulting in a loss of $2.7 million, and will compensate active users.
  • ChainOpera AI launches foundation website and plans to launch COAI ecosystem fund.
Source: ChainOpera AI
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) will accept AE Coin stablecoin payments at its nearly 980 gas station retail network.
Source: zawya

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