Russia hypothetically accepts Bitcoin for oil and gas — if you’re its ‘friend’
World powers paying Russia for its oil and gas with Bitcoin is unlikely. Still, it's wild to see the cryptocurrency namedropped like this.
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World powers paying Russia for its oil and gas with Bitcoin is unlikely. Still, it's wild to see the cryptocurrency namedropped like this.
Bitcoin mining startup Data Mining Group has settled for $1 million with state regulators and must pay back investors with interest.
— Andreessen, Meta
Tech mogul Marc Andreessen is Meta's longest-serving board member. But his penchant for web3 competitors is becoming a problem.
El Salvador said it wanted to launch its $1 billion Bitcoin bond in March. Now, it might not hit markets until September.
New York officials who proposed the ban said Bitcoin mining will cause the state to break its legally binding promise to reduce emissions.
— Crypto, Regulation
The UK’s Advertising Standards Agency has warned more than 50 crypto companies to bring their ads up to scratch or face tough new measures.
Russia's central bank is reversing its stance on crypto to avoid sanctions. But top analytics firms Chainalysis and Elliptic aren't worried.
BlockFi says users’ personal details, including names and emails were targeted after hackers attacked its CRM platform provider, HubSpot.
Binance, Kraken, and Coinbase have refused blanket bans on Russian users, citing libertarian values. FTX has already cut off Russian banks.
With governments in Russia and Canada sanctioning specific crypto addresses, concerns arise over the slow erosion of Bitcoin's fungibility.