The IRS Should Offer a Free Tax Reporting Tool to DeFi Users
The U.S. is weighing crypto tax rules, and many in the digital asset industry worry the government going too far. (Jesse Hamilton/CoinDesk.)
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Square to Support Greener Bitcoin Mining as Part of Zero-Carbon Pledge
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Ethereum-Based Stock Exchange Plans First Company Listing in June
news SprinkleXchange, a stock exchange built on ethereum, is reportedly listing its first company next month. Sprinkle Group CEO Alexander Wallin told Bloomberg in an interview published Friday, “We have the luxury of being first with this, but we’re aware that it will become a crowded market.” The Bahrain-based platform, operating within a regulatory sandbox created…

Ethereum Learns of Potential Defector as ‘Supreme Court’ Mooted
The blockchain industry remains mired in crypto winter, with the price of bellwether bitcoin (BTC) down 11% in the past month. But there’s no slowing down in the race among technologists to position for the future. In the past week MakerDAO’s Rune Christensen, a pioneer of decentralized finance, signaled his openness to abandon the Ethereum

Lending Protocol Aave Eyes Tokenized Mortgages With Launch of V2
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First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Struggles to Gain Momentum; FTX Files Plan to End Bankruptcy
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Blockchain Code Can Fill In When Antitrust Law Fails
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Not Everyone Wants a Bitcoin ETF
news While many traders eagerly await a potential bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), some of the cryptocurrency’s most passionate advocates are lukewarm at best about the prospect of such an instrument. Twitter is flush with users like crypto entrepreneur Jonathan Hamel posting about how an ETF would bring an “epic” inflow of institutional capital to the…