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Huobi Expands its Latin America Footprint By Acquiring the Bitex Crypto Exchange

Quick take: Huobi Global has announced the acquisition of Bitex to expand its presence in the Latin America region that continues to embrace crypto. Bitex, founded in 2014, is one of the first regional crypto exchanges in Latin America, providing services in Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Huobi will integrate Bitex operations into

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Avalanche (AVAX) loses 30%+ in April, but its DeFi footprint leaves room to be bullish

Avalanche (AVAX) price is down more than 30% in April, but despite the negative price move, the smart contract platform remains a top contender for decentralized applications due to its scalability, low-cost transactions and its large footprint in the decentralized finance (DeFi) landscape.AVAX token/USD at FTX. Source: TradingViewThe network is

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China Mining Ban Worsened Bitcoin’s Carbon Footprint, Study Claims – Mining Bitcoin News

Contrary to some expectations, Beijing’s crackdown on the crypto mining industry has increased Bitcoin’s carbon emissions, researchers have alleged. Leaving China, miners also left behind its eco-friendly hydropower and are increasingly relying on energy generated by fossil fuels, they claim. Bitcoin Mining Allegedly Less Green Since Miners’ Exodus From China Cryptocurrency mining

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Polygon Expands Its Footprint As Evolving NFT And Gaming Ecosystems Seek Ethereum Alternatives

Built with an emphasis on simplicity and ease of use, Polygon (previously Matic) is designed to let organizations and businesses create and deploy their own decentralized applications (dApps). The platform serves as a layer-2 scaling solution that addresses the scalability and rising gas costs of Ethereum and other EMV-compatible networks.

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Senator Warren Targets Bitcoin Miner Greenidge’s Environmental Footprint

“Given the extraordinarily high energy usage and carbon emissions associated with Bitcoin mining, mining operations at Greenidge and other plants raise concerns about their impacts on the global environment, on local ecosystems, and on consumer electricity costs,” she wrote, asking for a detailed response by Dec. 17. Original Source

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