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Coinbase Facing Lawsuit Over Unlicensed Crypto Asset Sales
ConsenSys to buy more Ether, revamp MetaMask with $450M raise
Ethereum giant ConsenSys just raised $450 million from the likes of Microsoft, Temasek, and SoftBank. It's ready to sink it into more Ether.
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Here’s why the SEC’s latest decision on Ripple’s lawsuit is a win
On December 22, 2020, The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)Â filed a lawsuit against Ripple and its two executives: Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen.
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Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak: ‘I Think Bitcoin Is Going To $100,000’
The Questionable Ethics Of Bitcoin ESG Junk Science
Ripple CEO: Denying SEC’s Motion to Strike Fair Notice defense is a ‘huge win for Ripple’
Brad Garlinghouse says Ripple is confident the SEC's case will ultimately "be dismissed." XRP…
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EU Drops Proof-of-Work Ban, To Vote On MiCA Crypto Law Next Week
The European Union will vote on passing a key cryptocurrency law next week, with a widely-criticized ban on proof-of-work tokens to no longer be considered. Member of Parliament Stefan Berger tweeted  that the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON) will vote on the bill on March 14. The proposal, called Markets in Crypto Assets, or
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Stablecoins will have to reflect and evolve to live up to their name
Stablecoins have the possibility to become a promising alternative system amid global inflation, but they must be auditable to remain stable.
Playtech’s Former CEO Dismisses Allegations
Bitcoin Price Slumps After U.S. Jobs Data, Is $35k The Next Support?
Bitcoin dropped 8% to $38,000, erasing much of its recent rally. The latest sell-off was triggered by data showing strength in the U.S. jobs market, which furthers the case for a Federal Reserve rate hike this month. Traders were now looking at $35,000 as the next support level. A breach would put Bitcoin exactly where
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