An Argentine law firm has filed a criminal complaint with the US Department of Justice and the FBI, accusing LIBRA Token of collapsing behind the scenes and involving the president, triggering a new round of legal challenges. The Token plummeted rapidly from a Market Cap of $4.56 billion to $257 million after the president's big pump announcement. Previous allegations claimed the president was involved in fraud, and this legal action is an additional measure.

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South Korean startup Vivident has secured a $1.5 million seed round investment, with participation from Hashed, Mashup Ventures, TheVentures, Modhaus (Korea), Sfermion (U.S.), CVC Z Venture Capital, Decima Fund, and Titan Fund under Hong Kong CMCC Global. The new funds will be used to support the company in utilizing generative AI technology to create anime-style character IPs and community interaction platforms, with plans to launch a beta service in the first half of 2025.

In a digital world, the concept of identity is evolving, and traditional verification methods are outdated and vulnerable. Blockchain technology, as a Decentralization solution, promises to revolutionize the way we verify and manage identities online. It enhances security, user control, and interoperability, addressing some of the key shortcomings of legacy systems. Real-world applications and projects such as uPort, Sovrin, and Civic demonstrate their potential in the field of digital identity. Despite the challenges, advancing technology and awareness of its potential benefits have paved the way for wider acceptance and implementation.