HSBC to Ban Bitcoin Transactions Amid Rising Crypto Adoption
Per the report from The Times U.K., HSBC Bank is keen on imposing restrictions on Bitcoin investors owing to money laundering concerns.
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NYC Bar Owner Auctions Two Restaurants for Bitcoin and Ether
To transition from fiat to Bitcoin, New York Bar owner, Patrick Hughes is keen on selling Hellcat Annie's and Scruffy Duffy in exchange.
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Ryuk Ransomware Earns $150 Million in Bitcoin: Detailed Report
In a report issued by Advance Intelligence Company and Cybersecurity firm HYAS, Ryuk Ransomware has made about $150 million in ransom attacks.
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Coinbase Acquires Routefire to Enhance Institutional Trading Services
The famous cryptocurrency exchange gaint Coinbase acquires Routefire to enhance user experience with high speed and low costs.
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Litecoin to Gain Smart Contract Capabilities Through Flare Networks Integration
In a latest tweet, Flare Network fueled discussions of integrating with the fifth largest cryptocurrency, Litecoin for interoperability and composability.
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Kim Kardashian’s Bitcoin: What Happens in a Divorce with Kanye West?
According to the latest headlines, Kim Kardashian's divorce decision with Kanye West could possibly attract Bitcoin in the limelight as community property.
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Swedish Banks Raise Concerns Over E-Krona Digital Currency Impact
The Swedish banks emphasized that moving the nation to a digital currency dependent economy, thus expressing concerns over E-krona CBDC project.
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UK Judge Rejects U.S. Extradition of Julian Assange
Vanessa Baraitser, the United Kingdom judge denies the United States proposal to extradite the Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange.
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OCC Greenlights U.S. Banks to Use Stablecoins and Blockchain Nodes
The Office of the Comptroller (OCC) of the Currency states that U.S. Banks can now run Nodes and Stablecoins Network in an interpretative.
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Shenzhen Launches $3 Million Digital Yuan Giveaway to Residents
China's popular city, Shenzhen, declared that its residents would receive 20 million digital yuan as a gift to trial the CBDC.