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CryptoWatch: Ledger’s New Crypto Wallets, Mastercard’s P2P Network, Gemini Earns Refunds: Tech: Tech Times
The past week has seen the rise and fall of crypto wallets and networks, with CryptoWatch bringing you the latest industry updates centered around new French startup Ledger introducing its crypto wallets. The latest launch of Mastercard’s peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto network is available for countries in Europe and Latin America.
Furthermore, there is also good news for Gemini Earn users as the company is now returning the cryptocurrency they had kept under the program two years after freezing the accounts.
Crypto Ledger wallet now available from the French startup
The French startup Ledger did it has started shipping its new crypto wallets to users 18 months after the first announcement of Ledger Stax devices focused on hardware wallets. The new wallets feature a new e-Ink display designed in collaboration with Tony Fadellthe famous “father of the iPod”, to offer the new look.
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The company recently shipped Ledger Stax crypto wallets on pre-order to fulfill previous purchases from users who initially purchased them. Those looking to buy one now should wait for an update from Ledger’s website for information on the new shares.
This new hardware crypto wallet offers a convenient approach to managing your cryptocurrencies and NFT assets, which can be stored on your device. It can be connected to a computer with USB-C via the Ledger Live app and to mobile devices via Bluetooth on Ledger Live Mobile.
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Mastercard’s P2P crypto network is now live
Renowned fintech and credit card company Mastercard has launched its long-awaited P2P crypto network for users in some European countries and Latin America. This network offers the ability to send and receive digital assets more directly, via Mastercard Crypto Credential aliases, which allow users to create a unique name for their transactions.
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Second MasterCard, this will simplify transactions made on the blockchain and leave behind complex addresses for asset transfers. The company’s verification system ensures a secure transaction between accounts, offering worry-free transfers for users.
This also promises faster transactions between accounts, with Mastercard aiding in the exchange of metadata through this simpler approach.
Gemini earns returns in cryptocurrencies
Gemini is back, not for its operations, but for the defunct and failed cryptocurrency trading platform return customers’ goods under the Earn program after about two years of freezing users’ money. As much as $2.18 billion in cryptocurrencies will be returned to their rightful owners, as withdrawals were previously known to be banned during the company’s fiasco.
Second Geminithey are doing customers better with these returns, since they will also include the earnings and growth they have received since they invested their money in the program.
The figure of nearly $2.2 billion represents only 97% of digital assets returned, and customers who hold stakes in Gemini Earn can now check their accounts to get their money back.
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