Deadly protests in Kazakhstan lead to 5-day Internet outage, BTC hash rate drops 13%
Kazakhstan has been experiencing its deadliest protests ever with over 160 dead, and BTC hash rate took a nosedive after a five-day Internet outage.
Kazakhstan has been experiencing its deadliest protests ever with over 160 dead, and BTC hash rate took a nosedive after a five-day Internet outage.
Founder Craig Derel Sproule allegedly diverted some of the funds to gold mining operations in South Africa after promising to fund a decentralized software protocol.
Polymarket allowed its users to bet on events such as who wins the U.S. presidential elections or the number of COVID cases, but violated regulations, according to the regulator.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. is in Las Vegas for the CES, and on Day 1, he talked about the event and how the BSV booth was faring, why forking is a bad idea, and a Kurt v Roger Ver bout.
In Canada, the Ontario securities regulator announced that Binance wasn’t authorized to offer services in the province; meanwhile in India, WazirX exchange was accused of evading of $5 million in taxes.
The Bank of Jamaica first announced it was testing a prototype of the Jamaican dollar and kicked off the pilot in May 2021, in partnership with Irish company eCurrency Mint.
The wallet is available for users in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Chengdu, Qingdao, Suzhou and six other cities, as well as those in Beijing for the Winter Olympics.
South Korea’s tax agency will use data from the Big Four exchanges to determine the daily average price upon which it will determine the tax to impose.
The Mexican government tweeted that the Bank of Mexico intends to have a digital peso in circulation by 2024 as the country targets financial inclusivity.
Estonia has been working on new AML laws that the government approved two weeks ago, and they are designed to clamp down on the digital currency industry.
Wallets such as MetaMask and Ledger, which don't require KYC verification, will no longer be usable on Coinone, a top analyst says it's only a matter of time before other exchanges follow suit.
Mana Jumuang and his co-conspirators, who were allegedly affiliated with OneCoin, claimed to be running stores and selling goods such as cars, houses, and gold on the trading platform, authorities said.