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Globe and Mail
an hour ago
- Business
- Globe and Mail
Global Cryptocurrency Payment Apps Market Projected to Reach $2.4 Billion By 2033 as Demand Rises
PALM BEACH, Fla., July 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FN Media Group News Commentary - Worldwide, there is a growing demand for cryptocurrency payments applications. A report from Grand View Research projected that the global cryptocurrency payment apps market size was estimated at USD 556.9 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 2,404.1 million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 17.8% from 2025 to 2033. The emergence of Web3 and blockchain technology created the need for cryptocurrency payment apps to enable individuals to conduct seamless transactions. The report said: 'The growing adoption of cryptocurrencies globally is the key driver for the market's expansion. People are encouraged to use cryptocurrency payment platforms owing to the decentralized nature of the blockchain, which eliminates mediators such as banks from the payment processing system. It reduces the processing time and accelerates the transaction speed, consequently adding to the increasing popularity of such platforms. In addition, the growing prevalence of cryptocurrencies as an investment option among millennials is also fueling the growth of the cryptocurrency payment apps industry.' It continued: 'One of the most transformative trends in the market is the increasing interoperability between crypto payment platforms and traditional banking systems. Crypto apps now allow users to seamlessly convert digital assets into fiat currencies and vice versa, enabling easier withdrawals, direct-to-bank transfers, and debit card functionalities. This fusion is bridging the gap between old and new financial infrastructures, encouraging a smoother transition for users hesitant to move entirely into decentralized finance (DeFi). Thus, increasing integration of cryptocurrency payment apps with traditional financial systems can be attributed to the market's growth.' Active companies in the markets this week include Amaze Holdings, Inc. (NYSE American: AMZE), Shopify Inc. (NASDAQ: SHOP), Roblox Corporation (NYSE: RBLX), PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL), Hut 8 Corp. (NASDAQ: HUT). The Report continued: 'The proliferation of mobile payment adoption and advancements in cybersecurity are further propelling the market. Cryptocurrency payment apps are leveraging biometric authentication, multi-signature wallets, and hardware-based security modules to enhance transaction safety. Coupled with the increasing global smartphone penetration, especially in emerging economies, these innovations are making digital asset payments more accessible and secure for a broader audience. In addition, the continual developments and innovations to enhance the consumer's experience in the blockchain space are expected to create a positive outlook for the market. North America dominated the cryptocurrency payment apps industry and accounted for a share of 34.6% in 2024. The presence of several prominent players in the region stimulates market growth. In addition, the collaborative efforts that have been made by some of the market players toward the acceptance of cryptocurrency payments are expected to create further opportunities for regional growth.' Amaze Holdings, Inc. (NYSE American:AMZE) Launches Crypto Payment Strategy to Accelerate Global Creator Monetization - Strategic partnership targets stablecoin integration, digital asset treasury solutions, and next-gen monetization for global creator economy – Amaze Holdings, Inc. ('Amaze') , a global leader in creator-powered commerce, announced a major cryptocurrency initiative designed to modernize global payments, unlock new monetization tools, and enhance the Company's financial flexibility. This strategic initiative follows the recent launch of Amaze's Express Checkout and expanded payment offerings, underscoring the Company's assertive push to lead in both traditional and digital payment innovation. As part of the launch, Amaze has partnered with DNA Fund—a premier digital asset advisory firm—to help design and deploy blockchain-based payment and treasury strategies. 'Partnering with DNA Fund accelerates our ability to reduce cross-border payment friction and deliver faster, more flexible solutions to our growing base of international creators,' said Aaron Day, CEO of Amaze. 'This partnership allows us to introduce new payment offerings for our 13 million-plus creators and brings value to the millions of visitors who come to our platform looking to buy,' Day added. 'It also lets us start thinking beyond payments-toward helping creators access funding and build real businesses. This is a critical step in becoming a true partner to the global creator economy.' Phase One, launching in the next 60–90 days, will focus on stablecoin integration to accelerate international payments and significantly lower transaction costs. Future phases will explore: Digital asset treasury management Creator-specific financial services (credit lines, cards, etc.) A potential 'Amaze Coin' to drive community engagement and new monetization models. 'Amaze sits at the crossroads of commerce and community,' said Brock Pierce, Chairman of DNA Fund. 'We're excited to help bring new Crypto and Web3 technologies to creators — for faster payments, new funding options, and the foundation for bringing Amaze into the Web3 space. We have a long history of helping companies innovate and think Amaze is in a unique position to disrupt the creator economy through crypto.' All crypto initiatives will be developed in alignment with U.S. regulatory frameworks, with robust compliance and risk oversight throughout. CONTINUED … Read this full press release for Amaze Holdings at: Other recent developments in the markets of note include: Shopify Inc. (NASDAQ: SHOP) - ai12z has recently introduced a new set of enhancements to its platform, bringing eCommerce functionality through a Shopify integration, real-time data connectivity via Model Context Protocol (MCP), and deeper insight into how AI responses are generated. Imagine an agent—also known as an AI assistant or digital assistant—that fully represents your organization, answers user questions, and guides them to the next step in their journey. Whether that means discovering a product, checking an order, making a reservation, or resolving a support issue, your assistant is now equipped to make it happen. At the core of this release is support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), a new open standard that allows agents to connect to external systems through a shared, unified structure. MCP eliminates the need to build custom integrations for every service. Your agent can now access a growing ecosystem of compatible systems—such as CRMs like Salesforce or HubSpot, reservation platforms, inventory tools, and more. Connections are fast, scalable, and require no custom code. This enables real-time, dynamic responses at scale with far less effort. Roblox Corporation (NYSE: RBLX) recently announced the launch of its new licensing platform, including the Roblox License Manager and Licenses catalog. This innovative framework unlocks game and interactive media licensing at scale, enabling IP holders to self-serve through Roblox's global creator community, and seamlessly integrate popular IP into games and experiences. "We have a goal to have 10% of all gaming content revenue flowing through the Roblox ecosystem and benefiting our community," said Manuel Bronstein, Chief Product Officer at Roblox. "This will require having a wide range of experiences and giving creators the opportunity to partner with rights holders of the most recognizable IP. License Manager and Licenses catalog are an important part of making it easier for owners to manage and license their IP at scale on Roblox." PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL), a global leader in payments, recently announced multi-year agreements with the Big Ten and Big 12 Conferences that will modernize the distribution of institutional payments from universities to student-athletes in a new revenue-sharing model. The new institutional payments initiative enables athletic departments to seamlessly dispense payments through PayPal, ensuring a secure, efficient, and transparent way to distribute funds to payees. With the funds in their wallets, students will have the option to access all the benefits of PayPal's commerce ecosystem, from seamlessly buying tickets to a sporting event or purchasing their books for the year at the university bookstore. The recent court decision, which allows colleges and universities to share revenue directly with student-athletes, stands to revolutionize college sports. This partnership helps make that real by distributing those funds to student-athletes in a fast, simple, and secure way. Hut 8 Corp. (NASDAQ:HUT) recently announced a corporate rebrand that aligns the Company's external positioning with its strategic focus on energy and digital infrastructure through an integrated platform model focused on disciplined capital allocation, operational rigor, and relentless performance optimization. 'Our new brand enables us to more clearly express what has always set Hut 8 apart: a power-first, innovation-driven approach to developing, commercializing, and operating next-generation digital infrastructure,' said Asher Genoot, CEO of Hut 8. 'Since our merger of equals, we have scaled with discipline across each layer of our platform, institutionalized the broader business, and executed with the rigor we believe is required to deliver outsized long-term value for our investors. Our new brand embeds our platform-driven strategy into our external positioning and sharpens how we articulate our business model, structural advantages, and approach to long-term value creation to the market.' About FN Media Group: At FN Media Group, via our top-rated online news portal at we are one of the very few select firms providing top tier one syndicated news distribution, targeted ticker tag press releases and stock market news coverage for today's emerging companies. 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Yahoo
6 hours ago
- Politics
- Yahoo
Organizer cancels protest planned near Trump's Mar-a-Lago for July 4 in Palm Beach
A planned protest near President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach has been canceled after an organizer said West Palm Beach would not provide a permit for the event. West Palm Beach Police officials told a protest organizer in an email that the protest could still happen, but the event permit was denied for several reasons, including the lack of available resources, which will be directed to the city's annual 4th on Flagler celebration that will take place at the same time along the downtown Intracoastal waterfront. Wellington resident Mark Offerman of United+ and Democratic Progressive Caucus Inc. told the Daily News on July 2 that the West Palm Beach Police Department advised the city's parks department to deny a permit for which Offerman applied in mid-June for protesters to gather for 15 minutes on the corner of South Flagler Drive and Southern Boulevard. The demonstration would have started at that intersection, with protesters walking along Southern Boulevard east toward Mar-a-Lago where they would be met by a "Trump Baby" balloon, a large inflatable of the president similar to one that first appeared during a protest in the U.K. Protesters would remain along Southern Boulevard until after West Palm Beach's 4th on Flagler fireworks, then go to one of two gatherings in West Palm. Emails between Offerman and city officials shared with the Daily News by Offerman show that the city denied the permit but told Offerman that protesters could still gather. "To be clear: you are authorized and approved to hold a protest or gathering at your desired location," Sgt. Craig Davis, special events coordinator for the West Palm Beach Police Department, told Offerman in a July 1 email. "However, the request for an event — including tents, road closures, or food trucks — is not approved." The date and time for the planned protest, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. July 4, "raise serious concerns regarding both public safety and your personal safety — particularly in light of recent nationwide events and the current deployment of most of our public safety resources to the waterfront area for our 4th on Flagler event," Davis wrote. In another email sent to Parks and Recreation Department staff, Davis also said the permit should be denied because it was received less than four weeks before the planned event, and it's proposed in a residential neighborhood where a lack of infrastructure and parking could create issues. Davis also cited safety risks from "potential conflicts with opposing demonstrators." The 4th on Flagler draws tens of thousands of people to West Palm Beach's Waterfront each year. The city this year plans to have an 18-minute fireworks show at 9:09 p.m. Offerman said he understands that the city's police department has "chosen to err on the side of caution" because of the expected crowds and the protesters "reluctantly" will comply. West Palm Beach Police spokesman Rachel Leitao on July 3 confirmed the department's decision and said that typically, permits need to be requested four weeks before an event. Offerman submitted his application June 19, she said. The No Kings protest on June 14, which drew thousands to Southern Boulevard near Mar-a-Lago and West Palm Beach's Meyer Amphitheater, also submitted its application less than four weeks before the event, Offerman said. However, Leitao said, the situation is not "apples to apples." "That wasn't a national holiday," she said, noting the 4th on Flagler event. "So it's more apples to oranges." West Palm Beach tries to be accommodating and responsive to event permit requests but with one of the city's signature events happening at the same time, many resources are dedicated to that, Leitao said. The two activist groups organized by Offerman have had more than a dozen protests near Mar-a-Lago in the past eight years, and Offerman said he worked with "multiple jurisdictions" on each one. The bridge straddles Palm Beach and West Palm Beach, and law enforcement protection in the area around Mar-a-Lago is provided by those municipalities' police departments as well as the U.S. Secret Service and Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, and occasionally Florida Highway Patrol. The waterway is patrolled by the U.S. Coast Guard and PBSO. "By expressly withholding any police support at the very beginning of the mobilization, the West Palm Beach Police have effectively 'stopped' our mobilization from happening, as we are certainly not going to subject our participants to potential MAGA violence without any oversight," Offerman said in the news release, adding that three previous "Trump Baby" balloons have been destroyed by the president's supporters. Offerman pointed to an incident at a demonstration he organized outside of a Tesla dealership on Okeechobee Boulevard near Florida's Turnpike in West Palm Beach, which was part of a national movement in the early weeks of Trump's second term in office, when Tesla CEO Elon Musk led sweeping cost-cutting in the federal government through the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. About 100 people were protesting outside of the dealership March 22 when a man in a black Nissan SUV drove past and yelled at the protesters, then pulled up onto the curb and into the crowd, narrowly missing several people, according to an arrest report. The man then went into the dealership and told an employee "that he stands with Tesla," according to the report. Two weeks later, supporters of Trump and Musk lined Okeechobee Boulevard outside of the Tesla dealership with large trucks to keep protesters from gathering as planned on April 5, Offerman said. Instead of standing in front of the Tesla dealership, protesters instead stood along Okeechobee Boulevard in front of a storage facility nearby, he said. The group canceled additional protests it had planned in front of the dealership to avoid possible future conflict, Offerman said. Palm Beach Police had told Offerman that he could go forward with a protest on Southern Boulevard. Department spokesman Sgt. Michael Ogrodnick before the protest's cancellation told the Daily News that police were working with local, state and federal law enforcement partners to monitor the protest, and everyone in the department wants to make sure the organizers and attendees can safely exercise their First Amendment rights. Trump is not expected to be in Palm Beach for the Fourth of July. According to a Federal Aviation Administration notice to pilots, presidential-level temporary flight restrictions are forthcoming for the area around Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, indicating he will be there from July 4-6. This story was updated to add new information. Kristina Webb is a reporter for Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach her at kwebb@ Subscribe today to support our journalism. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Daily News: Organizer cancels protest planned near Trump's Mar-a-Lago for July 4
Wall Street Journal
a day ago
- Politics
- Wall Street Journal
The Inside Scoop on Jeffrey Epstein
I was Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer. I know the facts, some of which I can't disclose because it is privileged or subject to court-imposed sealing orders. But what I can disclose makes several important things clear: Epstein never created a 'client list.' The FBI interviewed alleged victims who named several 'clients.' These names have been redacted. They should be disclosed but the courts have ordered them sealed. I know who they are. They don't include any current officeholders. We don't know whether the accusations are true. The courts have also sealed negative information about some of the accusers to protect them. Neither the Justice Department nor private defense lawyers are free to disregard court sealing orders. The media can and should petition the courts for the release of all names and information so the public can draw its own conclusions. There has also been speculation about incriminating videos taken by hidden cameras in Epstein's guest bedrooms. There are videotapes, but they are of public areas of his Palm Beach, Fla., home. Epstein reported the theft of money and a licensed firearm from a drawer in his living room, so the police installed a video camera. I am not aware of video cameras in guest bedrooms. Open records show an acquaintance between Epstein and Mr. Trump many years ago. That relationship ended when Mr. Trump reportedly banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago, long before becoming president. I have seen nothing that would suggest anything improper or even questionable by Mr. Trump.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Palm Beach weather: What town can expect as tropical weather system moves in
A low-pressure system moving west across the state is forecast to drop up to several inches of rain through Tuesday, July 15, in Palm Beach and throughout South Florida, according to the latest updates from the National Weather Service. The tropical disturbance approaching Florida from the Atlantic Ocean will dump between 1 and 3 inches of rain across South Florida with 5 to 7 inches in some isolated areas, the National Weather Service in Miami said in a forecast this morning. The National Weather Service also issued a flood watch for all of South Florida from 2 to 11 p.m. today for a large swath of the coast that includes Palm Beach, while cautioning that there is a marginal risk for severe weather. Palm Beach has not identified any areas for potential flooding with this system, Town Engineer Patricia Strayer told the Daily News via email. More: Flood watch issued for coastal Palm Beach County 2 p.m. through 11 p.m. Monday The town's pump stations were all operational as of this morning, she said. Showers and thunderstorms could bring heavy rain today, and temperatures will be in the low 80s with winds from the southwest at 5 to 10 mph, the National Weather Service said. More thunderstorms are possible overnight into Tuesday afternoon, with south winds at 10 to 15 mph, forecasters said. The low-pressure system has a 30% chance of forming into a stronger tropical cyclone in the next week as it moves off Florida's west coast late Tuesday into the Gulf, the weather service said. Drivers should turn around and not try to drive on flooded roads, the National Weather Service said. Palm Beach has encouraged people to be ready for what forecasters have said will be a busy 2025 hurricane season. "With hurricane season running from June 1 to November 30, the Town of Palm Beach — situated on a vulnerable barrier island — is urging residents, property owners, and visitors to prepare early," Assistant Chief Joe Sekula, Fire-Rescue spokesman, previously told the Daily News. "Hurricanes can bring destructive winds, heavy rain, storm surge, and flooding, so advance planning is essential." In its forecast released May 22, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted a 60% chance of an above-average season. The agency called for between 13 and 19 named storms, with six to 10 forecast to become hurricanes, three to five of which will be major hurricanes at Category 3 or above and with winds of 111 mph or higher. Palm Beach Daily News staff writer Jodie Wagner contributed to this report. Kristina Webb is a reporter for Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach her at kwebb@ Subscribe today to support our journalism. This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Daily News: What Palm Beach can expect as tropical weather system moves in
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Save the Date: 5th Palm Beach CorpGov Forum Nov 5-6
CorpGov, IPO Edge and PE Edge will host the fifth annual Palm Beach CorpGov Forum on Wednesday, Nov. 5 and Thursday, Nov, 6, 2025, at the Palm Beach Lake Pavilion, located waterfront with sweeping views of Palm Beach Island. The Forum will feature full afternoons of panels and firesides followed by evening networking receptions. Our audience will include approximately 300 attendees including institutional investors, board directors, family offices/HNWIs, attorneys, investment bankers and key advisors. The event will be digitized into a report published on CorpGov and by its content partners (under relevant company stock tickers) Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg Terminals, Reuters via LSEG Workspace, and AlphaSense, and filmed with multiple 4K video cameras and professional editing. For sponsorship or media enquiries, email Editor@ Preliminary topics include: Private Equity and Venture Capital IPO Execution Shareholder Activism Contested M&A Industry Panels: Cybersecurity, Real Estate, Blockchain, AI, Sports and more Watch the 2024 CorpGov Forum Highlights: 4th CorpGov Forum 2024 Speakers and Sponsors: Jack Carlson, Founder and Creative Director, Rowing Blazers Jason Cohen, CEO, MyBundle Mary Ellen Coyne, CEO, Bradley Heppner, CEO, Beneficient Christine Schindler, Co-Founder and CEO, PathSpot Hooman Shahidi, CEO, EVPassport Justin Kenna, CEO, GameSquare Tim Hentschel, CEO, HotelPlanner and Keith Rosenbloom, Founder, Cruiser Capital Josh Harlan, Founder & Managing Partner, Harlan Capital Leonardo Anselmi, Partner, CFGI, a Portfolio Company of Carlyle & CVC Jeanne Carr, Managing Director, Mackenzie Partners Christine Carson, President and CEO, Carson Proxy Casie Connolly, Head of Digital Communications, Edelman Smithfield Jonathan Costello, Managing Partner, Devon Park Advisors Craig DeDomenico, Managing Director, Equity and Equity-Linked Capital Markets, Stifel Keil Decker, Partner, ICR Seth Derdzinski, Managing Director, Bank of America Private Bank Cato Felán, Managing Partner, La Hoja Capital Partners Jonathan Feldman, Partner, Mergers & Acquisitions, Goodmans John Ferguson, Senior Partner, Saratoga Proxy Consulting Brendan Foo, Co-CEO and Co-Founder, Forward Risk Andrew Freedman, Co-Managing Partner, Olshan Frome Wolosky Chuck Garske, Senior Managing Director, Okapi Partners , Managing Director, ASC Advisors Bruce Goldfarb, President and CEO, Okapi Partners Ira Gorsky, Managing Director, Edelman Smithfield John Grau, President, InvestorCom Mark Harms, Chairman and CEO, Global Leisure Partners , Partner, ASC Advisors Rafique Jiwani, Vice President, Goldman Sachs Private Equity , Managing Director, SJF Ventures Christine Gagnon, Partner, EisnerAmper , Principal, Comvest Credit Partners Adam Kommel, Shareholder Activism Development Lead, Bloomberg Ramey Layne, Partner, Capital Markets and M&A, Vinson & Elkins Jonathan Lo, VP of Finance, EisnerAmper Shari Mager, Partner, National Capital Markets Readiness Leader, KPMG , National Director, SPAC Segment, Gallagher Rebecca Kral, Partner, COO, Longacre Square Partners , COO, Ironbound Group Hunter Stenback, Executive Vice President, Edelman Smithfield , Director, Cliffwater , Former COO and General Counsel, Kinnate Biopharma Patrick Murphy, Head of NYSE Market Making, GTS Tad Nacheff, Head of Financial Sponsor Coverage – Capital Markets, NYSE Ron Orol, Senior Editor, The Deal Jim Palmiter, CEO, DragonGC Michael Partridge, Partner, Goodman Seth Potter, Founder, Business Development, OpenWater Nicholas Petruska, Partner, Vine Hill Capital Partners Michael W. Robinson, Chairman and CEO, The Montgomery Strategies Group, former Chief Spokesman & Policy Director, The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Brad Ross, Partner, Goodmans Lou Schwartz, President, GameSquare Rob Sender, Senior Director of Brand & Marketing, Dallas Cowboys John Prince, Co-CEO, HotelPlanner Emma Sissman, Impact Investing, Goldman Sachs Jon Solorzano, Counsel – Environmental, Social & Governance, Vinson & Elkins Brice Soucy, Principal, Argo Infrastructure Partners (Owner of Ice Energy) Zach Swartz, Partner in the Corporate Real Estate Practice, Vinson & Elkins Michael Weiksner, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, DragonGC Jeff Welday, Head of Originations & Distribution, Beneficient Steve Wolosky, Chair Emeritus, Olshan Frome Wolosky Christopher Young, Global Head of Contested Situations, Jefferies Rodnie Williams, Senior Managing Partner, Convergint , Private Equity Risk Advisors Practice Leader, McGriff Jarrett Banks, Editor-at-Large, CorpGov, IPO Edge and PE Edge (Moderator) John Jannarone, Editor-in-Chief, CorpGov, IPO Edge and PE Edge (Moderator) Register for our weekly newsletter Contact: Editor@ Click to follow us on LinkedIn The post Save the Date: 5th Palm Beach CorpGov Forum Nov 5-6 appeared first on CorpGov. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
