Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor reverses remarks on self-custody after backlash
“I support self-custody for those willing and able,” said Saylor in a new post after encouraging “big bank” custody in an interview earlier this week.
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Inside Chilean Power Battle: Crypto Exchanges vs. State Banks
On Monday, Dec. 4, the Chilean Supreme Court welcomed the decision of state-owned Banco del Estado to close the accounts of local cryptocurrency exchange Orionx. The new phase in the legal battle between the banks and several crypto exchanges — including Buda.com and CryptoMarket (CryptoMKT), which had appealed against the denial of services — may…

Why Alex Tapscott quit his high-paying job to write a book about Bitcoin
A report that argued for decentralized models to help scale Bitcoin eventually became the basis for the book proposal. 211 Total views 3 Total shares "In 2015, I quit my job at the tender age of 29 to do something I'd never done, which is to write a book with no idea of what would…

EU data watchdog warns of ‘hell on Earth’ scenario for US AI companies
Europe’s data watchdog, Wojciech Wiewiórowski, predicts a sour predicament for United States-based artificial intelligence (AI) companies currently being investigated for alleged GDPR violations.“The breathless pace of development means data protection regulators need to be prepared for another scandal,” Wiewiórowski told MIT’s Technology Review during a recent interview, invoking the Cambridge Analytica scandal for reference. Wiewiórowski’s…

Number of Infected Electrum Bitcoin Wallets Reaches 152,000
The number of infected Electrum bitcoin (BTC) wallets has reached 152,000 following an ongoing Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack on its servers. The development was reported by anti-malware software firm Malwarebytes in a blog post on April 29.Malwarebytes discovered that the number of infected machines in the botnet has amounted to as high as 152,000, with the…