Crypto investors build Bitcoin mines to avoid paying taxes — thanks to Trump
So-called "opportunity zones" were meant to help poorer communities in the US, but Bitcoin miners are moving in for the sweet tax breaks.
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So-called "opportunity zones" were meant to help poorer communities in the US, but Bitcoin miners are moving in for the sweet tax breaks.
In Ukraine, activists use Bitcoin to develop weaponry, fund cyberattacks, and create facial recognition apps to spot Russian "war criminals."
Miami has generated $5.25 million in crypto rewards via MiamiCoin, a tiny token that has collapsed nearly 90% since its peak.
Canadian truckers protesting vaccine mandates are turning to Bitcoin after GoFundMe nixed their $7 million campaign.
Governor Abbott thought an influx of Bitcoin miners would bring Texas better energy infrastructure, but locals are still nervous about power.
In North Dakota, a 77-acre data center is pegged to become one of the largest Bitcoin mining facilities in the US... eventually.
Compatriots of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny have continued sending the Kremlin critic Bitcoin donations all year.
Turkey's Erdoğan instructed his party to research blockchain, crypto, and the metaverse despite declaring war on Bitcoin last year.
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Quantum computers are billions of times more powerful than your PC, but researchers say it's still a decade before they threaten Bitcoin.
Bulgarian MP Ivaylo Mirchev is on a mission to track down more than 200,000 Bitcoin seized from a gang of organized criminals in May 2017.