Bitcoin transfer costs fall to 2020 lows
Bitcoin transaction fees hit a four-year low on July 7, falling to $38.69. Miners remain profitable due to reduced network difficulty and lower computational power needs.
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China: Central Bank, Gov’t Caution Public Over Fake Cryptocurrency Schemes
Multiple Chinese authorities issued a stark warning about illegal fundraising attempts claiming affiliation with the cryptocurrency industry in a bulletin Friday, August 24. Sounding the alarm on “lawless entities” attempting to amass funds “using the banner of ‘financial innovation’ and ‘blockchain’” and distributing “so-called ‘virtual currency,’ ‘virtual assets’ and ‘digital assets,’” the document urges the…

Miami mayor says city employees should be able to take their salaries in Bitcoin
Miami city employees could soon choose to get their salaries paid in Bitcoin rather than USD. In an interview with Forbes, Mayor Francis Suarez said tangible paths to expand Bitcoin's adoption throughout the city included enabling city employee salaries to be paid in BTC.Major figures in the cryptocurrency world have responded positively to the idea,…

Bitcoin’s next top could be between $75K and $306K, Kraken research suggests
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BTC crash, DOT crushes XRP, man risks losing $262M: Hodler’s Digest, Jan. 10–16
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Messari’s Ryan Selkis Says DeFi bubble will pop soon
The man is known for his predictions, but is he right about this one? Ryan Selkis, founder of crypto data site Messari, predicted an upcoming demise for the decentralized finance, or DeFi, space — similar to what happened with initial coin offerings, or ICOs. "The DeFi bubble will pop sooner than people expect," Selkis tweeted on…

Israel’s regulator teases comprehensive crypto framework at ICC
In his monthly crypto tech column, Israeli serial entrepreneur Ariel Shapira covers emerging technologies within the crypto, decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain space, as well as their roles in shaping the economy of the 21st century.While regulation is always a hot topic for the crypto scene, it is always interesting to take a sneak peek…

HSBC becomes first foreign entity onboarded to Dubai’s KYC blockchain
HSBC plans to improve the KYC process for local investors and corporate clients by leveraging blockchain technology. 787 Total views 3 Total shares Global banking giant HSBC has announced that it has been successfully onboarded to the regional Know-Your-Customer (KYC)-focused private blockchain backed by Dubai’s government.HSBC is the first overseas, and fourth founding member, to…