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Graduate of History from The University Sussex and a Masters in Journalism from The University of Groningen, James Field has written for publication in the United Kingdom and Netherlands across a range of topics including arts, culture, environmental and legal sector issues. He served as Deputy Editor for a leading Legal publication and currently researches and writes on the digital asset space, with a focus on legal changes impacting the industry.

Article by James Field

Phoenix Community Capital: Digital asset firm with links to parliamentary groups mysteriously vanished
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1 March, 2023

Phoenix Community Capital: Digital asset firm with links to parliamentary groups mysteriously vanished

Phoenix Community Capital, a digital currency firm with links to two all-party parliamentary groups in the U.K., seems to have...
Digital asset trade group urges court to dismiss Coinbase insider trading case
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27 February, 2023

Digital asset trade group urges court to dismiss Coinbase insider trading case

The Chamber of Digital Commerce urged to dismiss a case brought by the SEC against an ex-Coinbase employee and two...
SEC joins chorus of opposition to Binance.US $1 billion Voyager deal
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23 February, 2023

SEC joins chorus of opposition to Binance.US $1 billion Voyager deal

In a flurry of court filings, New York and federal finance regulators lodged multiple objections to the proposed billion-dollar deal,...
Crypto community’s curious link to Proud Boys sedition trial
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22 February, 2023

Crypto community’s curious link to Proud Boys sedition trial

Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was sent a document titled “1776 Returns” a week before the riot by someone with...
Celsius bankruptcy judge authorizes discount sale of Bitmain coupons
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21 February, 2023

Celsius bankruptcy judge authorizes discount sale of Bitmain coupons

Following a ruling, Celsius debtors have been permitted to sell their Bitmain coupons, which offer mining rig buyers up to...
Privacy and confidentiality vs anonymity—a key takeaway from The Bitcoin Masterclasses
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20 February, 2023

Privacy and confidentiality vs anonymity—a key takeaway from The Bitcoin Masterclasses

The difference between privacy and anonymity boils down to transparency and lawfulness—characteristics that privacy possesses and being anonymous lacks.

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