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What ever happened to the Blockchain City? Journalist Cas Piancey and data scientist Bennett Tomlin investigate. Goes bust is out now.
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What ever happened to the Blockchain City? Journalist Cas Piancey and data scientist Bennett Tomlin investigate. Goes bust is out now.
The man tried to use bitcoin to hire a fake hitman after a witch's curse he bought online failed to win the heart of his would-be lover.
For years, celebs, politicians, and traders have talked up bitcoin's demise. Here are some famous folk who got the leading crypto all wrong.
FTX has hired Jill Sommers as Sam Bankman-Fried continues his push for the CFTC to replace the SEC as crypto's primary regulator.
The Attorney General of Washington DC is suing Bitcoin evangelist and MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor, alleging tax fraud.
Despite plummeting creditworthiness and major delays with its sovereign bonds, El Salvador somehow found $200M for the Bitcoin Beach region.
An upgrade has introduced a bug to Compound Finance, leaving the platform’s ~$830 million cETH market unusable.
When the Federal Reserve launches FedNow in July, it will supplant most blockchains with cheap, reliable, instant, irreversible settlements.
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi wants Coinbase, KuCoin, FTX, Kraken, and Binance.US, to prove they're doing all they can to protect traders.
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The European Central Bank and the Bank for International Settlements both say stablecoins pose a potential threat to financial stability.