Emirates and Dubai Duty Free Embrace Crypto: A Revolutionary Move in the Skies!

Dubai Duty Free, which reported over $1.12 billion in sales in the first half of 2025, plans to evaluate cryptocurrency acceptance for in-store and online purchases. Ramesh Cidambi, Managing Director of Dubai Duty Free, emphasized the commitment to innovation and customer convenience. Both parties will conduct feasibility studies to develop crypto payment solutions and marketing strategies. Emirates Airline is also set to incorporate Crypto.com Pay into its booking systems by next year, allowing passengers to pay for tickets and services with cryptocurrency.

CBDCs are Coming for Your Wallet

Project Acacia is a joint effort between the RBA and the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC). It’s also backed by ASIC, APRA, and the Australian Treasury. So, basically, all the cool kids are doing it. 🤝

PEPE Skyrockets 10% as Crypto Whales Party—Meteoric Rise or Disaster Waiting?

And at the bustling centre of this quantum farce, Pepecoin is moonwalking through the chaos—leaping 10% daily 🚀 up to $0.00001108 as of July 10, 2025. Strong on-chain metrics and something called a “confirmed technical setup”—which sounds fancy enough to impress your uncle at dinner—hint Pepe may barge past resistance at $0.0000123 on its way to $0.000014. That’s the February 2025 peak—a time when, if you listened closely, you could hear investors weeping with joy (or perhaps just weeping).