China’s digital currency mining crackdown continues
China's Sichuan province is requesting electricity suppliers in the area to terminate service with all cryptocurrency miners by June 25.
China's Sichuan province is requesting electricity suppliers in the area to terminate service with all cryptocurrency miners by June 25.
BIT Mining Limited will invest $25.74 million and jointly build and operate the Texas mining center with Dory Creek, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bitdeer, Inc.
PwC published its inaugural Global CBDC Index recently, measuring global central banks’ maturity level in deploying their own digital currency.
Is there trouble in the digital currency paradise? With significant movement happening in the space, governments around the world are reacting, and it is not always positive for the ‘bad eggs’ in the basket.
Li Bo, the deputy PBoC governor, said the apex bank is satisfied with the current digital currency regulations in China, but would seek to enforce even stricter rules for stablecoins.
Faiā Managing Director and Honā founder George Siosi Samuels was the latest guest on Bitstocks podcast episode 42, titled “Bitcoin: Re-emerging Atlantean Times & Cosmic Memory.”
It seems that some Bitcoin SV observers believe that when an enterprise or government body announces it is building something on Bitcoin SV, the expectation is it will be live nearly instantaneously.
Michael Hudson and Daniel Krawisz’s conversation contains several analogies to nature and how things play out in the animal kingdom, which ties back to their discussion that revolves heavily around proof-of-work, economics, and social economics.
Russia’s Sberbank has filed an application with the country’s banking regulator to launch its own stablecoin.
In his recent blog post, Dr. Craig Wright delves into how Bitcoin’s immutable ledger allows for authorities to link transactions with individuals.
The South Korean exchange cited the increasing COVID-19 infections and more stringent social distancing rules as the reasons for closure.
The Bank of England will not protect commercial banks against the impact of digital currencies, according to deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe.