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Report Says Western Union Could Lose $400M if El Salvador’s Chivo Bitcoin Wallet Gains Traction, Tim Berners-Lee Weighs In – Economics Bitcoin News

The Republic of El Salvador has made many headlines this week as the country adopted bitcoin as legal tender on Tuesday and became the first-known nation-state to purchase the leading crypto asset. A recent report details that remittance providers like Moneygram and Western Union could lose up to $400 million

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Binance crypto exchange outage sparks outrage as traders lose millions

Outages in crypto exchanges have resulted in losses for investors trying to get out in time. While Binance has been proactive in neutralizing such situations, numerous investors are reportedly seeking damages due to the exchange’s inoperability. Speaking to CNBC, a Binance spokesperson highlighted the company’s policy that promises to compensate actual

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Weekly Recap: Bitcoin and Ethereum Lose Interest While Technicals Spell Trouble

Konstantin Anissimov, Executive Director at CEX.IO, shares his insights about the Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) weekly price movements.Bitcoin Enjoys Crucial Endorsement Closing the Week In the GreenBitcoin opened Monday’s trading session, January 25th, in a good posture. Its price quickly rose by 8.04% from a low of $33,569.60 to

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First Mover: Cryptocurrency Euphoria Hits Breaking Point as Miners Lose Nerve

The recent euphoria in cryptocurrencies morphed into a severe sell-off, as bitcoin prices dove 12% on Monday, which would be the most for a single calendar day since March.Prices for the largest cryptocurrency had soared last week to an all-time high of $41,962, and that level was apparently sufficient to prompt some

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