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 Iran Uses the War’s One-Month Mark to Intensify Pressure on Gulf States

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has used the one-month anniversary...

BurjX Partners with Fireblocks for Enhanced Crypto Security

ABU DHABI, UAE – BurjX, a UAE-based digital asset platform, has partnered with Fireblocks to fortify its security infrastructure. The collaboration utilizes advanced wallet technology to protect against the rising threat of crypto theft.

The platform also features comprehensive insurance coverage from Relm Insurance, protecting all customer assets in both hot and cold wallets. BurjX has also integrated with Notabene and Chainalysis to ensure compliance with global regulations.

“We want people to trade with confidence knowing their funds are safe and fully protected,” said Omar Abbas, CEO of BurjX.

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