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The Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act (DCCPA) threatens the unique qualities of DeFi, like being able to be put together and not needing permission.
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Who says that crypto is burning up?
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The overall liabilities of Celsius exceed its total assets by $2.84 billion, and the company's liquidity is predicted to decline to a negative $33.92 million by October.
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Uniswap was the victim of an 8-hour phishing assault and lost roughly 4295 ETH. Binance Intel assisted Uniswap with the assault, which was halted at 23:00 UTC on July 11, 2018.
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Keynesian economics is a scourge to any nation that tries it, and African countries are no exception.
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A new executive order aimed at cryptocurrencies ignores the value it offers users and the reason for its high energy consumption.
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Risk management is an essential component of the financial services industry. However, both 3AC and Celsius appear to have vastly underestimated market risks. Simon Jones, CEO of Voltz, discusses how this came about.
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Uniswap was one of the currencies whose market value was reduced by more than $500 million as a result of the massive sell-off by individual whales and institutional investors during the May market crisis.
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Celsius may be bankrupt and under attack; there's a $20 million reward for information on a GameStop-style short squeeze. With Alex Mashinsky providing little information, the rumor mill is churning.
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The Optimism Foundation confirmed in a release that they sent 20 million OP tokens to the wrong multi-sig wallet, after having completed two test transactions.
The Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act (DCCPA) threatens the unique qualities of DeFi, like being able to be put together and not needing permission.
