How long can Binance find refuge in El Salvador?
Troubled crypto exchange Binance was green-lit in El Salvador, a country run by a dictator who’s all in on Bitcoin and Tether.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin City canceled — but did it ever really exist?
Despite claims that Bitcoin City was “coming along beautifully,” the Ministry of Public Works has seemingly denied all knowledge of it.
Salvadoran newspaper relocates after threats from pro-Bitcoin Bukele
According to El Faro, it has endured physical surveillance and threats, spyware attacks, harassment, and defamation from public officials.
Explained: El Salvador’s contentious bitcoin-backed Volcano Bonds
El Salvador’s Volcano Bonds will be a great way to whitewash Tethers by swapping them for a government-approved debt issuance.
Told you so: Crypto-loving Bukele rips BoE over struggling pound
Bukele was responding to the Bank of England’s concerns that users might not be prepared for just how volatile its price could be.
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Tether executives have brushed shoulders with crime since its inception—by Protos Staff
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Floor price of Stoner Cats NFTs up 250% after SEC action—by Protos Staff
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Soulja Boy and Austin Mahone lose to SEC, Justin Sun still to respond—by Protos Staff
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Fortress Trust says ‘no loss of funds’ as its customers’ crypto was stolen—by Protos Staff
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X keeps 99% of ad revenue from most creator payouts—by Protos Staff
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David Bailey accuses Barry Silbert of using customer funds to pump GBTC—by Protos Staff
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Joseph Bankman warned Scaramucci about FTX—by Protos Staff
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Family office Nima Capital unofficially exits from Synapse token—by Protos Staff
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Another Binance executive jumps ship amid regulatory woes—by Protos Staff
