A lot has happened in the cryptocurrency space in Africa. The continent continues to progress from key players in the industry. Despite challenges, the crypto market in Africa has shown great prospects.
The authorities seized BTC, ETH and Tether (USDT) to the tune of $15 million, alongside a McLaren and a Ferrari.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb is assuring investors that their funds are safe after a hack that reportedly led to the loss of 3 million EOS worth $13 million.
DAOs are not decentralized as they claimed to be, according to Bitcoin Association’s Marcin Zarakowski, who noted that these entities are connected to those deploying them or benefitting from them.
The French central bank published a detailed discussion paper this week on DeFi, exploring its risks and the potential regulatory changes that could mitigate them.
mAPI (initially Merchant API) was designed to be an additional service miner that could be offered to merchants accepting Bitcoin transactions.
Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal said the sanctions "set a dangerous precedent" and claims it will have a chilling effect on software development.
U.S. government employees who own digital currencies can’t have any input into matters involving the digital assets they own, according to new ethics rules.
A senior executive at the Reserve Bank of Australia tore into digital currencies in a recent speech, saying that CBDCs and regulated stablecoins will end them.
Hebrew University professors have disclosed another attack on Lightning Network, but that is far from the first problem that BTC’s alleged “scaling solution,” has experienced this year.
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Some Bitcoin anarchists and libertarians believe that Bitcoin allows them to remove the power and control from the government and the state, driven by a completely free market ideology.
