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Bitcoin is currently trading at $42,759, following Friday's low of $40,683 due to China's latest crypto ban. The majority of cryptocurrencies, led by Bitcoin, are down over the last seven days, except for a few tokens such as Tezos (XTZ, +10.10 percent ), Celo (CELO, +31.94 percent ), and Celer Network (CELR, +41.54 percent ), which were still up at the time of publication...
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Indonesian authorities do not intend to follow China's lead and outright ban cryptocurrencies, a government official said, adding that the country will instead focus on ensuring they are not used for illegal purposes. The announcement comes after local cryptocurrency exchanges reported a significant increase in revenue this year...
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As China continues its assault on cryptocurrency, proponents argue that it is a disguised blessing...
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Today, Ethereum is the most severely impacted by China's rules...
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The value of prominent cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum plummeted Friday as Chinese authorities stepped up their crackdown, effectively declaring crypto illegal...
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One of El Salvador's largest publications attempted to answer the question of what Salvadorans were doing with their USD 30 bitcoin (BTC) donations, identifying five possible uses...
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Bitcoin usage has accelerated significantly in recent months. From retail establishments announcing that consumers can pay with bitcoins to El Salvador formally adopting bitcoin as legal cash, there is little doubt that bitcoin is on its way to widespread adoption. Following the recent news of adoption, there is an odd issue involving the United Kingdom Post Office...
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Cryptocurrency is sweeping the globe. Participation in the altcoin market has grown significantly. And, as new exchanges compete to capitalise on the growing fervour, the options available to investors in Australia have expanded dramatically...
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Bitcoin and ethereum prices have plummeted following Beijing's announcement that cryptocurrencies are effectively banned in the country...
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Malta and Gibraltar were the first jurisdictions to enact crypto-specific legislation.
After more than a decade and multiple unicorns, the majority of the cryptocurrency business is still looking for a friendly jurisdiction in which they can be recognised and function as crypto service providers, but this is changing...
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