US politicians who may be spinning the news with crypto
Donald Trump seems to have doubled down on digital assets after he was convicted of 34 felony counts in New York.
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Ads pertaining to blockchain tech, industry news, as well as events and educational materials for cryptocurrencies can now be displayed on Facebook without prior approval. The social media giant announced the development on Facebook Business on May 8.This marks a change from last year, when Facebook implemented a policy that required crypto and blockchain promoters…

Alabama should establish Bitcoin reserve, says state auditor
An official in the US state of Alabama produced a litany of benefits a state Bitcoin reserve could bring.

DAOs can solve important dilemmas but more education is required
Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO) have been a contentious issue in the blockchain and cryptocurrency world for a while now. From their early days as seen in the case of the Slock.it the German startup that brought about The DAO, to current iterations, DAOs have the potential to make or break the crypto and decentralized finance (DeFi)…

Bitcoin miner mulls refunding 20 BTC reward to Paxos
Chun’s reservations about whether to return the funds to Paxos stems from him being “annoyed” that “the person claiming it (the funds) kept saying EST instead of EDT/UTC.” 683 Total views 9 Total shares A Bitcoin (BTC) miner who mistakenly received 20 BTC — worth over $500,000 — from crypto exchange Paxos for settling a

XRP price risks another 20% drop after 'Digital Asset Stockpile' letdown
A classic technical setup and the US government’s commitment to only selling altcoins from its new Digital Asset Stockpile are posing a threat to XRP's uptrend prospects. As of March 8, XRP (XRP) faces mounting technical and fundamental pressures that suggest a possible 20% price decline in the near future. Drawing from recent market analyses

‘It’s fine’ to buy Bitcoin as gold substitute, says Trump ex-Treasury Secretary Mnuchin
What seems to be a full reversal on a previously hostile Bitcoin stance is tempered by Mnuchin, who added that he still wouldn't be buying BTC himself. 310 Total views 2 Total shares Bitcoin (BTC) may be a "scam" for former U.S. president Donald Trump, but his treasury secretary appears to have made a U-turn…

Average BTC Transaction Fees Increased 300% Days Before Halving
The average transaction fee for Bitcoin peaked at $3.19 on May 8, an increase of over 300% from the average fee of $0.62 on April 26. With the third Bitcoin rewards halving scheduled in approximately 14 hours at the time of press, the average value of transaction fees has surged more than 300%.According to data…

Cyber Criminals Netted $4.3B From Crypto-Related Crime in 2019: Study
Cyber criminals have netted $4.3 billion from digital currency exchanges, investors and users in 2019. Blockchain security company CipherTrace gave its summary crypto-related theft in its Anti-Money Laundering report that it shared with Cointelegraph on Aug. 12.According to CipherTrace, outright thefts, scams and other kinds of misappropriation of funds from digital currency holders and trading platforms…