Web2 was built on data harvesting but the next phase of development must be about protecting that data, not exploiting it The post Confidential computing will secure our privacy in Web3 appeared first on The Cryptonomist.
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Ethereum researcher Virgil Griffith has pleaded guilty at the start of his trial in the Southern District of New York. The post Ethereum researcher Virgil Griffith pleads guilty to sanctions violations appeared first on The Block.
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Binance has restricted access for Singapore users who will no longer be able to deposit fiat, carry out spot trading, or swap tokens on its exchange, according to a Monday announcement. Binance referred to the restricted services as Regulated Payment Services, stating these as the reason for…
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A group of U.S. government officials led by U.S. attorney Tracy Wilkinson have filed a civil complaint to the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, following their investigation of four crypto wallets holding over 9.8 million Tether ($USDT). The funds were allegedly involved in…
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Stablecoin targeted by the US regulator The post Tether in the crosshairs of the SEC, the suspicion appeared first on The Cryptonomist.
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In the early days of online gambling, there were two types of gamblers. The first were the “adventurous” ones who were actually willing to use bank transfers and debit cards. The second were the cautious ones who called the company directly to add funds to their account…
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Cryptocurrency exchanges and service providers are scrambling to sever ties with their mainland Chinese clients, following Chinese authorities’ recent crackdown. The post Crypto Exchanges, Services Scramble to Sever Ties With Chinese Clients appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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In a new interview JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon continued his history of criticism against Bitcoin, saying “I think if you borrow money to buy Bitcoin, you’re a fool.”
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According to Rabelani Dagada, of the University of Johannesburg, the country needs to quickly pass a law to regulate cryptocurrencies The post South Africa: university professor pushes for green light on cryptocurrencies appeared first on The Cryptonomist.
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China reiterated what was already known on Friday, when the PBOC pronounced that transacting in cryptocurrencies was illegal. The announcement alone was enough to trigger a small correction in the crypto market. However, Bitcoin rallied back to $44,000 early on Monday, and most of the crypto market…
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