Dogecoin Killer? The Coin Bureau head is eyeing the Shiba Inu potential

    The Coin Bureau head might change his mind about Shiba Inu (SHIB), the Dogecoin (DOGE) copycat currency. According to Coin Bureau, the crypto asset surged 47,387,400% this year and might become a dark horse in the Ethereum ecosystem. In a new strategy video dedicated only to Shiba Inu, the Coin Bureau host, also known as…

    Experts explain: How to avoid crypto scams
    07 Jul 2021
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    As cryptocurrencies remain a major source of investment, it still remains major questions about how to secure investors’ funds. That’s why an expert explained to the Deseret News how to avoid cryptocurrency scams. Some people in the US have suffered from cryptocurrency scams, which continue to hold many investors from diving into the crypto sector….

    Ukraine creates its own CBDC base
    07 Jul 2021
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    Though there is still no final decision on launching state digital currency, even with all the necessary legislation, a model project and a seemingly an already determined blockchain. On June 30, Ukrainian parliament, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, on second reading passed the law “On Payment Services”, which, among other things, spelled out the general…

    Crypto Trends Weekly 26 June – 2 July
    06 Jul 2021
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    Breaking crypto news from the last week (26 June – 2 July 2021): 26 June: London police seized about £114 million ($158 million) of cryptocurrency, one of the largest hauls in history, which was being used to transfer proceeds of crime. As well the Metropolitan Police arrested a 39-year-old woman on suspicion of money laundering….

    Consumers and cryptocurrencies: how can understanding be reached?
    06 Jul 2021
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    In 2017, during the first real crypto boom, it seemed we were on the verge of mass acceptance of cryptocurrencies and their widespread use as a payment means would begin. But this has not happened yet – although there has of course been some progress. What else needs to be done? A question I hear…

    Mining becomes more profitable, as China’s crackdown leads to Bitcoin algorithm adjustment
    06 Jul 2021
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    Bitcoin mining difficulty has seen its biggest downward adjustment in history as it drops 28%. More than 54% of Bitcoin’s hashrate, which reflects the collective computing power of miners around the world, has gone offline since its peak in May amid China’s crackdown against the crypto industry. Miners, who are still active, have to make…