Reps. Rudy and Freeland’s bill would exempt crypto miners from paying either Kentucky sales or excise tax.
Trump, COVID-19, massive money printing. Voorhees, Shrem, Wan, Carlson and others on bitcoin’s big boom, and what’s changed from 2017.
Bitcoin’s active addresses and trading volumes broke their previous all-time high set in late 2017.
Mega-retailer Walmart has founded a financial services-focused fintech startup alongside Ribbit Capital, an investor of fintech firms, according to a Monday announcement.
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Bitcoin’s huge sell-off by over $8,000 in the past 24 hours while options traders clearly are betting that ether is overvalued.
A pair of Kentucky lawmakers submitted a bill last week that aims to make the U.S. state a more attractive location for miners of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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As the price crashes more than 20% in 24 hours, NLW describes the “wall of worry” around regulation that might characterize this cycle’s FUD.
Having smaller orders in essence fools the market into thinking there is not much interest at those price levels when in fact there is.
Ben Edgington, lead product owner for ConsenSys’ Teku Ethereum 2.0 client, opines on the future trajectory of the Eth2 initiative.
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After the U.S. Capitol insurrection and Twitter’s unilateral ban of President Trump, decentralizing the web has never been more necessary.
