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⁠Moving Coins, Data Breaches, and Magical Authors: Bad Crypto News of the Week Check out this week’s Bad Crypto News.

⁠Bitcoin Miners Will Use Derivatives Like Traditional Commodity Producers Miners need traditional financial products in order to hedge against the risk of increasing hash rate and difficulty.

⁠Researchers Claim 99.9% of Zcash Transactions Are Traceable A study into the traceability of top privacy coins reveals over 99% of Zcash users fail to utilize the protocol’s privacy features.

⁠CZ Believes Steem Users Should Launch (Another) Counter-Fork While Binance will support the Steem hard fork to freeze $6M in user funds, CZ offered support to additional forks.

⁠Master of Puppets: Bitcoin Cuts the Strings The centralized financial system has compromised itself several times during the last two decades alone, and now it’s time for a serious change!

⁠Documentary Review - Banking on Africa: The Bitcoin Revolution A new crypto documentary promises to tell the story of how cryptocurrency can affect social change across the African continent.

⁠The Death of the ICO: Has the US SEC Closed the Global Window on New Tokens? As Telegram learned, regulators in the U.S. are a major barrier to new projects looking for funding anywhere in the world.

⁠Got 10 BTC? You’re Now in the Top 0.5% of 30 Million Bitcoin Addresses There are now 30.4 million Bitcoin addresses with a balance, but those with even a whole coin form a tiny minority.

⁠Ethereum 2.0 Release Date Set for the Eleventh Hour as Issues Persist Bugs, management issues and competitors: What challenges is Ethereum facing before its anticipated proof-of-stake upgrade?

⁠DeFi Exec Believes Crypto Community Mostly “Short-Term Thinkers” DeFi entrepreneur Alex Mashinsky has slammed crypto’s culture and community for short-term profiteering.

⁠Ontology Partners With German Startup to Accelerate Supply Chain Identity Solutions Ontology has partnered with digital identity specialist Spherity to expedite the development of ID solutions across the supply chain.

⁠Crypto Healthcare Project Announces Telehealth Exchange for Remote Medicine Cryptocurrency healthcare startup Solve.Care announced a blockchain remote medicine platform.

⁠Where Are the Bitcoin Pizza Coins Now? Approximately 10 years ago, someone paid 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas, but what happened to those coins after the purchase? Coinfirm has found out.

⁠Yiedl Announces Marketplace for NFT Rentals and Mortgages Predicting the increasing tokenization of real-world assets, Tokyo-based startup Yiedl plans to launch the first P2P marketplace for NFT mortgages and rentals.

⁠We Have All Had A 'Pizza Day Moment' — What's Yours? Detailing his own coffee purchase experience, Andreas Antonopoulos said many other similar stories likely exist from the years following "Bitcoin Pizza Day".