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Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 2 years ago
The bankrupt crypto lender has been moving its massive stash of staked Ethereum. It appears that embattled crypto lender Celsius is wasting no time in shifting its Et...
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Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 2 years ago
Bitcoin Price Just Saw Key Technical Correction But 100 SMA Is Still Strong& & NewsBTC
Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 2 years ago
Merov Introduces a Suite of Services for the Bitcoin Mining Industry& & InvestorsObserver
Cryptocoins News / CoinJournal - 2 years ago
Salem, Oregon, May 15th, 2023, Chainwire Merov is proud to announce the launch of its comprehensive suite of services designed for the Bitcoin mining industry. The suite of services includes Merov Hosting, Rejuvit Systems by Merov, and Merov Marketpl...
Cryptocoins News / CoinJournal - 2 years ago
Retail investors would prefer Bitcoin over the dollar in case of a default, a new survey says. A US default could be here as early as June 1, experts have warned. Standard Chartered analyst Geoff Kendrick previously predicted a 70% jump for Bitcoin...
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Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 2 years ago
Bitcoin would be more trusted than dollar in US default, survey says& & Markets Insider
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
I have a client that is selling a $550,000 car and have an out of state customer that wants to pay in USDC. He originally asked if I would take BTC or ETH but I suggested USDC. I wanted to make sure the transaction could not be reversed or see my ris...
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A new cryptocurrency milestone has just been reached by holders this past weekend! Over the weekend we saw over 1 million addresses that have a balance of 1 Bitcoin in their wallet. This is a very significant accumulation trend among small users. Th...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
Looks like Loopring is making it possible to trade using CEX liquidity without giving up custody of your assets. Considering the shit show that was buzzing around CEXs during the past year, this sounds like a really clever feature for crypto in...
Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 2 years ago
Last week was harsh for the United States Securities Exchange Commission, with industry figures and officials publicly criticizing the regulator. Last week was harsh f...
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Using strong passwords and password manager (it is easy to find one online or even to find a code for one), writing down your seed phrase from multiple wallets and storing it somewhere safe and offline, checking the addresses multiple times, even if...
Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 2 years ago
The U.S. Justice Department’s top crypto cop said that it was a “pretty significant issue,” given the rise of North Korean “state-sponsored hackers.” The United States...
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If we look at some of the largest transaction happening in crypto, we can often see transactions in the 10s of millions of dollars being made, send from one wallet to another. What I find truly amazing about crypto is actually being able to do someth...
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I'm in Australia where the government recently passed a law to limit cash payments to $10,000. The law specifically wasn't supposed to apply to your own bank account. I just tried to withdraw $10,000 from Commonwealth Bank, where I have held...
