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Bitcoin miners still bullish despite toughest bear market yet

Bitcoin (BTC) miners have been up against the ropes over the past year, with record amounts of BTC sent to centralized exchanges to cover costs in 2023. As Cointelegraph previously reported, the Bitcoin mining ecosystem has had an eventful year. The industry scored a staggering $184 million from transaction fees in the second quarter of 2023,…
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What will happen once all BTC are mined?

Satoshi Nakamoto mined the genesis block on Jan. 3, 2009, minting the first 50 Bitcoin (BTC) in history and kicking off what would become a billion-dollar industry centered around mining crypto. However, with a cap on Bitcoin supply, the fate of miners after the last coins are issued is unclear.  Bitcoin is created through mining,…
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Bitcoin Bollinger Bands echo move that ended in 40% January gains

Bitcoin (BTC) is lining up a burst of volatility that could rival its 40% January gains, on-chain data suggests. In the latest edition of its weekly newsletter, “The Week On-Chain,” analytics firm Glassnode revealed the tightest Bollinger Bands since the start of 2023. BTC price due “strong moves” — but direction unknown BTC price has…
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US Justice Department to double its crypto team, target ransomware crimes

The United States Department of Justice (DoJ) has said it will double the number of staff on its crypto crime team, established two years ago. The unit will grow the number of acting prosecutors more than twice, and get a new leader.  On July 20, the DoJ published the remarks, made by Principal Deputy Assistant…
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Bitcoin no longer asset of choice for criminals

Crime in Web3 is shifting away from Bitcoin (BTC) to stablecoins while ponzi schemes remain prevalent, according to Elliptic’s former head of technical crypto advisory. Tara Annison shared the latest insights from the murky world of cryptocurrency-related crime during a presentation on the final day of EthCC in Paris, addressing a wide variety of ways in…
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US state agency issues alert on crypto fraud happening over social media

The Vermont Department of Financial Regulation (DFR) — the United States state of Vermont’s regulatory agency — warned citizens against rising crypto investment frauds perpetrated over popular social media sites. On June 25, 74-year-old Naum Lantsman lost his life savings of $340,000 to a crypto scam orchestrated over Instagram and Telegram. The DFR referenced the…
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Indonesia launches its crypto exchange and clearing house

The national cryptocurrency exchange announced by the Indonesian government a week ago has begun to function, according to a statement from the country’s Commodity Futures Trading Supervisory Agency, known as Bappebti. The platform will be the only space in the country where the legal exchange of digital assets is allowed.  Bappebti confirmed the opening of the…
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Canadian police warn crypto investors on growing home robbery trend

A Canadian police department has issued a public warning of a possible trend where high-value cryptocurrency investors are being robbed in their own homes. On July 19 the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in Richmond, a city south of Vancouver, said several similar robberies involving cryptocurrency investors have occurred over the last 12 months. Staff…
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US House Republican committees introduce joint digital assets bill

A bill to create a regulatory framework for digital assets has been introduced by Republican members of the Agriculture and Financial Services Committees of the United States House, the result of several months of joint effort by the two committees. The 212-page bill — called the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act…
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FTX sues over investments, donations made by charity arm to life sciences companies

FTX’s efforts to claw back customer funds are continuing. Alameda Research and FTX filed suit on July 19 seeking the return of $71.6 million in allegedly commingled corporate and customer funds related to investments and donations to life sciences companies. The defendants in the suit are six life sciences companies, the FTX Foundation philanthropical organization,…
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