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Tag: cryptos
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PET ROCKS IN HIS HEAD: JAMIE DIMON’S “LAST WORD” ON BITCOIN
There was poor rich man Jamie Dimon, who just wanted to mix and mingle at the World Economic Forum Davos meetup of elites last week, having to field questions—yet again—about bitcoin.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Projects scaling and adding Ethereum app-like functionality to Bitcoin continue to be a major focus in the crypto sector.
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NFT ECOSYSTEMS KEY TO WEB3
A recent systematic review of academic research on NFTs found that significant investment in the asset and technology class was closely tied to events surrounding COVID-19.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
The European Union is following in the footsteps of China in the issuance of a digital currency that will monitor and exert control over commercial interactions of citizens there in unprecedented ways.
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ALTERNATIVE BITCOIN INVESTMENT: BITCOIN BACKED SECURITIES
They’re being called Bitcoin Depository Receipts (BDRs). They represent a way for investors to gain exposure to bitcoin, by investing in securities backed by the world’s dominant cryptocurrency.
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LEDGER HARDWARE WALLET EXPLOIT PROVIDES CONVENIENT TALKING POINT FOR SENATOR WARREN’S DRACONIAN GAMBIT
It’s amazing how a Senator with a zero batting average for getting legislation passed, gets handed a splashy crypto exploit to bolster her latest anti-crypto gambit.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
With the crypto sector again on a wave of rising investment and growing utility, longtime nemesis Senator Elizabeth Warren held hearings this past week timed to throw shade on developments.
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THE REVOLUTION THAT CAN’T BE KILLED: AS DECENTRALIZED AS THE INTERNET, REMAKING THE INTERNET
Through a crypto explosion of 2021, and a ruthless crypto winter of 2022, we chronicled the vicissitudes and volatility of the sector.
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FINTECH: EVOLUTION OR REVOLUTION?
How revolutionary is financial technology? Is it merely a way for long dominant financial powers to port their products and services to the digital world of cellphones and online connectivity and convenience?