NFTs are gaining a lot of traction these days since they're a great method to show off and market your digital artwork which has led to everyday technology questions like what is an NFT and how is it different from cryptocurrency?
Is crypto fragmentation really an issue for central banks and the BIS to rectify? No. It is completely beyond their jurisdiction, yet they have opted to make it their business. Now, BIS calling for the centralization of cryptocurrencies.
Deputy Finance Minister Aleksey Moiseev said that he and the Bank of Russia see crypto as a ‘necessary evil’.
Russia’s Finance Ministry has warned about the dangers of investing in cryptocurrencies, although it acknowledged...
$1.2 billion in Bitcoin was liquidated during last week's crypto crash. It was not simply Bitcoin, clearly. The collapse of Terra amounted to a degree of market contagion, which hurt crypto markets in general.
According to DappRadar, Decentraland, a $1.2 billion Metaverse project, has only 38 active daily users.
Bitcoin is a monetary revolution that will change the world of the future. Bitcoin will not only change the world of the future forever, but it will also change it for the better. The Bitcoin system will enable the construction of a fairer and simply better world for everyone.
LinkedIn published a blog entry outlining its efforts to fight fraud. This had to be done after it was revealed that big crypto investment frauds are happening via LinkedIn.
An unresolved problem is enhancing the dependability and quality of human connectivity, and Starlink can resolve that, which will improve decentralisation by changing bitcoin mining.
A blog post was co-written by national security adviser Jake Sullivan, director of the National Economic Council Brian Deese, director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy Arati Prabhakar, and chair of the Council of Economic Advisors Cecilia Rouse on the official White House website targets cryptocurrencies and calls for stronger enforcement by regulators.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, was remanded in detention in the Bahamas on Tuesday as he battles extradition to the US over allegations of wire and securities fraud. Here's some of the photos from the inside of Sam Bankman-Fried's prison.
