Billionaire real estate mogul Charlie Munger has said, as recently as December 2022, according to Yahoo News and others, that his motivation in acquiring wealth has always been to ensure his personal independence and freedom in life.
Tag: blockchain
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Clearer regulations for the digital asset ecosystem could be on the way, if new House Financial Services Chair Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) has anything to say about it—and he does.
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
It isn’t just BRICS. Russia and Iran, two members of an international group challenging the dollar backed international fiat exchange standard, are considering issuing a gold-backed crypto stablecoin.
CRYPTOS GO WELL BEYOND FINTECH
So-called financial technology, or fintech, sucks up a lot of the oxygen when it comes to cryptos.
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Société Générale, a French multinational investment bank and financial services provider, is using the stablecoin of Maker to gain liquidity on its investment holdings.
FTX BEING USED AS EXCUSE FOR GOVERNMENT TO DESTROY PERMISSIONLESS BLOCKCHAINS AND FINANCIAL AND PRIVACY RIGHTS OF AMERICANS
Congress and the SEC couldn’t be bothered to look into the financial shenanigans and warning signs at FTX, as long as CEO Sam Bankman Fried was spreading around 40 million worth of campaign contributions to Democrats in the 2022 election cycle.
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Though details are still sketchy, it looks like Sam Bankman-Fried (often referred to as SBF) won’t be zooming in to a congressional hearing today to testify about the collapse of the FTX crypto exchange.
INNOVATION ON NATIVE BITCOIN USE IN DEFI ON THE HORIZON
Bitcoin holders who would like to use their crypto for Defi lending and borrowing, etc., without having to exchange it for stand-in tokens, will likely see more options over the next 12 to 24 months.
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
A few weeks ago, we pointed out that the stablecoin Tether (USDT) exhibited some worrying signs, including a delay on its pledge to fully provide accounting for and revealing its mechanisms and backing for maintaining its “1 to 1” peg to the U.S. dollar.