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⁠What does the Fed’s fight against inflation mean for crypto? Macro analyst explains Macro analyst Lyn Alden explains why the Fed's efforts to curb inflation may take longer than expected and how they will impact the cry…

⁠Staking on Polkadot, explained There's a big buzz around staking right now — but when it comes to Polkadot, there's a big difference between exchanges.

⁠Law Decoded, Aug. 29–Sep. 5: Celsius is ready to give money back, but not much Crypto lending platform is ready to return $50 million out of $210.

⁠Liz Truss, who said UK 'should welcome cryptocurrencies' will be the next prime minister Winning the election to be Conservative Party leader with 57.4% of the vote from members compared to Rishi Sunak’s 42.6%, Liz Trus…

​​Data from bitcoin processor suggests crypto winter is not affecting widespread adoption While some businesses are in retreat during the market downturn, one payment ecosystem shares data that suggests widespread crypto…

⁠Crypto noobs: What to tell newcomer friends about digital currency A look at some of the questions that friends, family and acquaintances may have about crypto and some appropriate responses.

⁠Australian state police sets up crypto division to trace transactions The use of crypto in criminal activity has reportedly significantly increased since the AFP made its first crypto seizure in early 2018.

⁠Ripples of Bitcoin adoption at Biarritz’s Surfin Bitcoin Conference in France Thanks to grassroots and big bitcoin displays of Bitcoin advocacy, could the tide be changing on France’s anti-Bitcoin sentiment?

⁠Bank of Russia agrees to legalize crypto for cross-border payments: Report Historically opposed to the idea of using crypto as a payment method, the Bank of Russia has reportedly agreed to allow cross-border payments in…

⁠ETH Merge: CoinGecko co-founder shares strategy for forked tokens Bobby Ong tweeted that holders can bridge their tokens back to the mainnet, unwrap their Ether and remove their liquidity to maximize ETH PoW airdrop eli…

⁠US congressman and crypto skeptic explains why a crypto ban won't work Sherman said any task force or committee set up to help and protect investors wouldn’t work as long as gullible investors keep investing in meme coi…

⁠BTC price sees new $20K showdown — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week Old all-time highs from 2017 come back to haunt Bitcoin as BTC price action fails to see relief this "Septembear."

⁠FTX to halt Ethereum trades on Arbitrum, Solana, BSC for the ETH Merge Despite confirmation of zero downtime from Ethereum developers, FTX chose to suspend “deposits and withdrawals until the Merge is finished and netwo…

⁠Terror groups may turn to NFTs to raise funds and spread messages — WSJ National security experts have raised the alarm bells over the "IS-NEWS #01" NFT, which is being seen as the first case of an NFT created and share…

⁠Crypto app targeting SharkBot malware resurfaces on Google app store The SharkBot malware family was first discovered last October, and has continued to evolve with new ways to hack into users' Android-based crypto and…

⁠Nigeria, Binance in early-stage talks for crypto-friendly economic zone The proposed partnership aims to build a crypto-friendly digital city similar to the virtual free zone in Dubai.

⁠NFT NYC 2022: A look inside a massive NFT conference NFT NYC 2022 was filled with emerging NFT projects and industry experts.

⁠Nifty News: Bill Murray’s wallet hacked, FIFA’s tokenized highlights, Muse tops charts, and more… The Bill Murray 1,000 NFT drop generated 119.2 ETH worth of sales as part of a charity fundraiser, but hackers managed to…

⁠NFT watchdog Rug Pull Finder gets its own NFT giveaway exploited Rug Pull Finder's NFT contract was abused to allow two scammers to mint 450 NFTs instead of one per wallet.

⁠Network outages have been Solana’s ‘curse,’ says co-founder The high-speed smart contract platform has suffered full or partial outages at least seven separate times over the last twelve months.

⁠A range-break from Bitcoin could trigger buying in ADA, ATOM, FIL and EOS this week If BTC bounces from its key underlying support, ADA, ATOM, FIL and EOS could break out.

⁠Can the government track Bitcoin? Is your Bitcoin as private as some claim? Learn just what governments are privy to when you make a transaction with the popular cryptocurrency.

⁠PwC Venezuela Twitter account hacked, attacker shills fake XRP giveaway An attacker gained access to PwC Venezuela’s Twitter account and has been actively posting cryptocurrency phishing links for the last 8 hours at th…

⁠Elon Musk-crypto video played on S. Korean govt's hacked YouTube channel The hacked YouTube account was restored within four hours following a proactive intervention from the South Korean government, confirmed a local n…

⁠Repurposing Bitcoin mining heat can solve global energy crisis: Arcane While innovations in chipset manufacturing have helped reduce operational costs related to Bitcoin mining, a report from Arcane reveals the market’s…

⁠What is decentralized identity in blockchain? What is a decentralized identity, and why does it matter? In this guide, we break it down for you.

⁠The Bitcoin bottom — Are we there yet? Analysts discuss the factors impacting BTC price $20,000 is becoming the “new” resistance for BTC price even though multiple indicators are screaming “buy.” Analysts share their vi…

⁠Surge or purge? Why the Merge may not save Ethereum price from 'Septembear' Options data, macroeconomic catalysts and technical signals suggest a decline in Ethereum price is on the table despite the Merge.

⁠Are Bitcoin transactions anonymous and traceable? Bitcoin transactions are easily traceable through blockchain explorers but do not directly reveal the identities behind Bitcoin wallet addresses.