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UK watchdog protects Papa John’s pizza lovers from free Bitcoin
Papa John’s has been slammed by the UK’s advertising watchdog for trivializing crypto investing by teasing customers with free Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin’s Lightning Network is now under surveillance by US government spooks
Blockchain analytics unit Chainalysis now sells Lightning surveillance as a service, for the discerning US agency worried about Bitcoin.
Myanmar’s parallel government wants revolution backed by Tether crypto
Myanmar's parallel government has deemed stablecoin Tether official currency amid violent clashes between citizens and military rulers.
Why this insider trading indictment was a Fed warning to Bitcoin markets
A rare criminal indictment of futures traders has revealed that insider trading laws do, indeed, apply to commodities like Bitcoin.
Coinbase, still spooked by the SEC, offers crypto yield everywhere but US
Coinbase Global has launched a DeFi yield product to give users in more than 70 countries interest on DAI deposits, just not the US.
The Weekend Shift: Assange, Cocaine Hippos, AR Helmets
The most interesting reads, podcasts, charts, and opinions from the internet this weekend -- curated for you by the Protos newsroom.
Crypto users trust Coinbase with 12% of world’s supply, equal to $292B
Crypto exchange Coinbase handles keys to $292 billion worth of ‘financial freedom,' more than three times what it managed last year.
PODCAST: Binance eyes UK, Wright ‘wins’ again, NFT has whales
Listen to the most important stories in Bitcoin and crypto covered by our newsroom in the past week.
Man behind illegal $2.5M crypto exchange dodges jail time in plea deal
William Green will spend eight months under house arrest and pay $80,000 after pleading guilty to running an illegal Bitcoin exchange.
Just 5% of NFT traders make the vast majority of profits on marketplace OpenSea
Chainalysis reports 5% of NFT traders received 80% of the profits generated on OpenSea. Here's why well-connected buyers tend to benefit most.