In 2009, the pseudonymous Satoshi set Bitcoin into motion. He would quickly disappear into the ether, relinquish all control of the project, and never be heard from again.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
The notion put forward by some that the Biden administration was starting to see the light surrounding the benefits of crypto technology, and was changing course in its years long war on the sector, just had a brain freeze.
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MTV COULD USE A DOSE OF WEB3
Many who grew up in the age of MTV were left blindsided by the sudden disappearance last week of close to 40 years of “MTV News” history in the form of archives available via the internet.
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ETHEREUM AND RIPPLE’S XRP BOTH SCORE WINS
Two major cryptos, Ethereum and XRP, both saw positive legal developments. That adds to the spring approval of spot Ethereum ETFs by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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DEATH OF DOLLAR OPENING DOOR TO CURRENCY WAR
It’s official: Saudi Arabia will now accept currencies other than the U.S. dollar for payment of its oil.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
860+ thousand bitcoin in less than five months. That’s how much the eleven Spot ETF funds of investment firms approved by the SEC in early January now have under management for clients.
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ROBINHOOD MOVES MORE AGGRESSIVELY TO CRYPTO WITH BITSTAMP BUY
It may be another sign that the SEC’s “regulation by enforcement” prosecutions of multiple entities tied to the crypto sector are falling apart.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Joe Biden followed through on his promise to veto the Congressional repeal of accounting rule SAB 121, which would’ve made it much easier for Banks to provide crypto custody and other related services to clients.
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WEB3 MAY CHANGE THE DATA OWNERSHIP BALANCE
Most people these days are well aware of the pernicious ways that big tech companies, major commercial and entertainment websites, and even smaller players track your digital life.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
SEC approval of spot ETFs last Thursday upended predictions only weeks earlier by many crypto sector analysts and the wider financial community.