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Satoshi Nakamoto’s Busy Few Months Building the Revolutionary ‘P2P Electronic Cash’ Network

Bitcoin is, as Nakamoto described it, an electronic, peer-to-peer currency-like system. It could “become” a currency so long as people ascribe value to it, and that could happen for any number of reasons like wanting to collect interesting things or needing an alternative to using credit cards online, he had

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Busy week for Uniswap, and Platypus recovers 90% of hacked funds: Finance Redefined

Welcome to Finance Redefined, your weekly dose of essential decentralized finance (DeFi) insights — a newsletter crafted to bring you the most significant developments from the past week.The past week in DeFi was dominated by developments in the popular decentralized exchange platform Uniswap after it announced a 0.15% swap fee

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Crypto Legislation, Enforcement Highlight a Busy Fall for Financial Regulators; Bitcoin Holds Steady Over $19K

Ether, the second largest crypto by market cap and token of the Ethereum blockchain, was recently changing hands above $1,600, up 0.8% from a day earlier. Ethereum's Merge, which will shift the protocol from proof-of-work to a more energy-efficient proof-of-stake protocol, and has excited investors, is roughly a week away. Original

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Bitcoin And Ether Up As BTC Whales Get Busy Acquiring New Supply From Sellers

The majority of cryptocurrencies were trading in the green zone early Sunday. Bitcoin price increased 0.62% in the previous 24 hours to $42,679.03, while Ethereum’s price inched up 1.26% to $3,254.76. According to Cryptox data, Ether, the second most traded cryptocurrency, was trading at $3,254, up 1.21%. During the previous day’s session,

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Market Wrap: What Twitter Hack? Traders Stay Busy Buying Bitcoin at $9,000

A crypto-related Twitter hack didn’t deter traders from snatching up $9,000 bitcoin. Wednesday’s Twitter hack didn’t seem to bother traders very much.  “The attack may have harmed bitcoin’s public perception, but the fact that the market has hardly reacted is a positive sign,” said Rich Rosenblum, co-founder of New York-based trading firm

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