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The crypto market has had a rough few weeks.
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According to fresh statistics from Glassnode, bitcoin is down roughly 55% from its November high, and 40% of investors are now underwater on their investments.
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The assault was sent through HTTPS, putting extra burden on the target and implying that attackers are becoming more powerful.
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They were under the impression that their payments were untraceable. They were completely incorrect. The secret narrative behind the lawsuit that shattered Bitcoin's anonymity myth.
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BlackRock unveiled its new iShares Blockchain and Tech ETF (IBLC) on Wednesday, allowing investors to obtain exposure to the blockchain sector without making direct cryptocurrency transactions.
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"The war between Russia and Ukraine could have an impact on the growth of digital currencies," the CEO of the world's largest asset manager, Blackrock, says in an interview. He says that Blackrock is looking into digital currencies, stablecoins, and the technology behind them to figure out how they can help them serve their clients better, and he says that is true.
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China is one of the world's most indebted significant economies, with both governmental and private debt. Worse, its state-owned banks, notably in the real estate industry, are sitting on mounds of bad debts and non-performing loans. And that's only the tip of the iceberg.
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In 1981, 88 percent of the Chinese people lived in severe poverty; now, that number is less than 1%. How did this happen?
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Corporate leftism, high gas costs, poor airline service, and the housing shortage are all factors that the firm contributes to. With its ties to China, BlackRock also puts our national security at danger.
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The coronavirus will likely leave a permanent mark on the world’s largest asset management company, and CEO Larry Fink isn’t thrilled about it. “I don’t believe BlackRock will be ever 100 percent back in office,” the New York company’s billionaire chairman and chief executive revealed on Thursday. “I actually believe maybe 60 percent or 70 …