Better Know a Crypto Candidate: Kari Lake

China's Foreign Ministry responded to U.S. senators' claim regarding the digital yuan's function as a tracking and tracing tool during the 2022 Beijing Winter Games. The heat is rising between the United States lawmakers and Chinese officials even before the Olympic flame ignited at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games. During a press briefing on Tuesday, Chinese…

He called for the government to set up a Bitcoin policy, arguing that India already had some regulations in place. 205 Total views 17 Total shares Nasir Hayat Magoon, The President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), has stated that Pakistani citizens have a combined crypto assets value of $20 billion.During…

The stablecoin issuer said the regulatory approval would help support its partners in expanding services into Asia. 246 Total views 19 Total shares The Monetary Authority of Singapore, or MAS, has granted stablecoin issuer Paxos regulatory approval to offer crypto services to local companies.In a Thursday announcement, Paxos said it had received a license from…

Bitcoin bulls may be in for a grim reminder of how the start of Q4 can be difficult for BTC price bullishness.

Bitcoin (BTC) and most major altcoins witnessed a sharp sell-off on Aug. 19, but there does not seem to be a specific trigger for the sudden drop. The sharp fall resulted in liquidations of more than $551 million in the past 24 hours, according to data from Coinglass.Barring a V-shaped bottom, other formations generally take…

The city will allow taxpayers to make crypto payments through third-party service providers. 46 Total views 1 Total shares

Christine Okike, a lawyer representing BlockFi at its bankruptcy hearing claimed that BlockFi is not in immediate danger and has sufficient funds to continue operating normally. 66 Total views 4 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTAccording to a lawyer representing the bankrupt crypto lender BlockFi Inc.,the company is…

Chirp founder Tim Kravchunovsky argued that with the technology available today, the AT&T breach is "inexcusable."