Salvador’s Bitcoin Tender Scrutinized by Steve Hanke Who Isn’t Convinced

Globally acclaimed Economics Professor Steve Hanke, who is currently teaching the subject at Johns Hopkins University, has thoroughly examined Bitcoin’s Legal Tender proposal of El Salvador. He has criticized El Salvador as well as Bitcoin because he thinks that Bitcoin will ruin the country’s economy. He denied that crypto has some package for countries that…

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Economy Worsens In Lebanon, Crisis Might Introduce Lebanese to Crypto

The newest lows have been recorded in Lebanon’s official currency pound which has subsequently dropped about 1,500 against the American Dollar. Lebanon has been facing an economic crunch since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since then the country’s national currency has lost 90% value. The citizens are facing an acute shortage of essential supplies…

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Bitcoin Mining Shut Down By Order of Provincial Authority of Qinghai, China

Xinjiang area in China had recently shut down Bitcoin mining industry and operations carried out in the region. Now a provincial authority in the Province of Qinghai, China, too has asked Bitcoin miners to immediately cease and desist from any mining activities immediately. Failing shall entail legal consequences along with the imposition of hefty fines….

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Co-Founder Of Reddit Says He Has A Big Part Of His Asset Holdings In ETH

Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit, revealed last year that digital assets take a larger percentage of his whole investment portfolio. Seven Seven Six, his venture capital firm, has since then participated in a funding round worth $5 million for Lolli, a Bitcoin reward app, and invested in Quicknode, a blockchain infrastructure firm. The question…

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Two Ransomware Attacks Lead American Senators To Target Digital Assets

There has been a violent increase in the number of attacks made on various cryptocurrency exchanges and protocols as of late, with the more infamous ones being centred around the likes of PancakeBunny, BurgerSwap, JulSwap and so on. While these ones had been based on flash loan exploits, ransomware-based attacks have increased in volume as…

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