Bitcoin, privacy and the US government: what has happened in the last few days
Wallets and coinjoin services abandon the American market: is the US government ready to attack self-custody?
Wallets and coinjoin services abandon the American market: is the US government ready to attack self-custody?
The United States Department of Justice rejected the proposal for dismissal of charges from the legal team of Roman Storm,...
The Australia Securities Exchange (ASX) plans to approve a series of spot Bitcoin ETFs by the end of 2024.
After the arrest of the two founders of Samourai Wallet, the FBI of the United States warns American citizens not...
After the news published by Atlas21, account X of the wallet wakes up with a press release. No reference to...
Jack Dorsey's company finalizes the development of a 3nm chip for Bitcoin mining: competition for Bitmain.
The Venezuelan oil company PDVSA is preparing to integrate Tether to evade US sanctions: initial experiments initiated in 2023.
After the leak of personal data of 5.1 million Salvadorans, the hacker group CiberInteligenciaSV has released part of the source...
Launch of a popular initiative to induce the purchase of Bitcoin by the Swiss National Bank.
Following the halving of the block subsidy, transaction fees reached a peak, reaching $170 for high priority transactions.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas has approved ERCOT's 'Batch Zero' system for allocating electrical capacity, boosting shares of Cipher,...
Read moreDetailsBitcoin ETF flows show fragmented demand following Kevin Warsh's first appearance as the new Federal Reserve chair.
Read moreDetailsECB President Christine Lagarde reportedly ordered Greece directly to reject Binance's MiCA application, which was close to approval.
Read moreDetailsLedn's co-founder bets on securitization of Bitcoin-backed loans to attract institutional capital at scale.
Read moreDetailsThe U.S. House and Senate have reached a deal on the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which prohibits the...
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