December 2021 | Page 5 of 134 | Last Cryptocurrency News Feed

OpenSea freezes $2.2M of stolen Bored Apes

Art gallery owner Todd Kramer had his valuable NFT collection stolen from his hot wallet yesterday, so OpenSea froze the stolen assets worth about $2.2 million. 1732 Total views 29 Total shares NFT marketplace OpenSea has frozen 16 Bored Ape and Mutant Ape nonfungible tokens (NFT) after they were reportedly stolen yesterday from a New…

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Bitcoiners Don’t Root For Inflation But In 2022, We’re Planning For It

The trend of fiat currency inflation in 2021 will worsen in 2022, and those holding bitcoin have planned for it.“Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value: zero.”–VoltaireInflation was one of the most widely-debated topics in the mainstream media throughout 2021. We’ve been fed lies throughout the year, with some outlets suggesting that inflation doesn’t…

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The IMF: Global Regulation, Licensing For Bitcoin, And Capital Requirements

A recent blog post from the International Monetary Fund appears to show their distaste for cryptocurrencies and lack of education in this sector.The International Monetary Fund stated in their blog that “financial stability risks could soon become systemic in some countries.” In this discussion of “crypto assets” and “associated products,” the IMF stated their opinions…

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SEC Commissioner: The U.S. Doesn’t Need A New Bitcoin Regulator

Hester Peirce also said she doesn’t understand why a bitcoin spot ETF hasn’t yet been approved, adding the reasoning to deny is outdated.Having an exclusive regulator oversee cryptocurrency developments in the U.S. might not be the best strategy, according to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce. She told CoinDesk TV in a Thursday…

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Crypto Biz: The blockchain revolution will cast aside the skeptics, Dec. 23-30

Although crypto prices didn't live up to their lofty expectations in 2021, the outlook on the blockchain economy is as strong as ever. 698 Total views 12 Total shares From a price perspective, the cryptocurrency market is ending 2021 with a whimper as Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and other digital assets continue to trade well…

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Digital Currency Group and Jamestown Bring New Years Eve Ball Drop to Metaverse

New Year’s Eve Party is a glitzy affair in NYC, as with most parts of the world. The celebration in Times Square, for one, generally accommodates around 58,000 people in viewing areas. However, due to the pandemic, the figures will be scaled down among other prohibitions. But visitors can also enjoy New Year’s Eve ball…

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Bitcoin Facing Friday’s Options Expiration, Will 2021 End With A Huge Move? (Price Analysis)

December was a tough month for the price of BTC, recording a monthly low on December 4 just below $42K, according to Bitstamp. A little more than one day remains for this year, and it seems that BTC will end 2021 beneath the $50K price mark. Options Market Analysis An important factor that should be…

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Institutional tax-loss harvesting weighs on the Bitcoin price as 2021 comes to a close

2021 has been a breakout year for the cryptocurrency market as a whole despite the year-end struggles that have kept the price of Bitcoin (BTC) pinned below $48,000, much to the chagrin of the cadre of folks who had been calling for a $100,000 BTC moonshot. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that the…

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SEC chair has a new senior adviser for crypto

Corey Frayer has worked as a staff member of the Senate Banking Committee as well as a senior policy adviser for some members of the House Financial Services Committee. 1810 Total views 26 Total shares United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Gary Gensler has added a new staff member who will offer advice…

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Israeli Central Bank Forces All Banks to Accept Profits from Cryptocurrency: Report

The Bank of Israel (BoI) has reportedly instructed local banks to accept profits from digital asset endeavors as long as the source of the money is not related to criminal affairs. The procedure is intended to complement the Money Laundering Prohibition Ordinance, which applies to crypto-related entities and their operations. Israeli Banks May no Longer…