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There's a new, low-cost way to move digital cash from the United States throughout the world without using a bank. It's also based on bitcoin.
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According to the DOJ, this is one of the largest bitcoin forfeiture actions ever filed.
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A new NBC News poll revealed that one in every five Americans has invested in, traded, or utilized cryptocurrencies, indicating that digital assets are becoming increasingly popular even as politicians warn of market hazards and strive to regulate the industry.
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The European Union is adopting a heavy-handed approach that might change the way cryptocurrencies work and severely limit the independence and privacy of those who use digital assets such as Bitcoin.
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'I made this as a joke, no one told you to buy this shit, it's called SCAM you stupid motherfucker.'
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Axie Infinity, a popular blockchain game that allows users to earn money while playing, is linked to what could be the greatest decentralized finance (DeFi) hack in history.
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The Salvadoran government has decided to postpone the sale of Bitcoin bonds due to adverse market circumstances.
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Financial advisors have been wary about incorporating cryptocurrencies into their clients' portfolios. They're not going to be able to ignore the alternative asset for much longer.
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XRP, dogecoin (DOGE), and shiba inu (SHIB) are among the 79 cryptocurrencies being traded on Coinbase that are not registered securities, according to a class-action lawsuit (SHIB).
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Shiba Inu adoption is increasing as the Turkish government becomes more interested in SHIB.