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Bitcoin miners’ worst days may have passed, but a few key hurdles remain

Bitcoin’s mining industry has been relatively stable compared to the bearish price action and the tumultuous fallout of exchanges and lending companies. The network’s hashrate dipped slightly toward the end of 2022, primarily due to an unprecedented blizzard in the U.S., and has since recovered strongly to surpass its previous peak

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The UK’s Financial Services and Markets Bill Should by Passed by Spring 2023, Treasury Says

“This is of course an important milestone and will enable us to make substantial progress on the provisions within the Bill, including repealing and replacing burdensome pages of retained EU (European Union) law governing the sector, measures to embrace crypto asset technology, and measures to protect the consumer," the Treasury

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John McAfee’s Body Is Still in a Spanish Morgue a Year After He Passed, His Widow Wants Answers – Bitcoin News

A year ago on June 23, the anti-virus software tycoon John McAfee was found dead in a Spanish prison after Spain’s high court approved McAfee’s extradition to the United States. Today, McAfee’s body is still in a Spanish morgue as a legal case involving an independent autopsy is yet unresolved. John

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President of Panama Partially Vetoes Crypto Law Passed by National Assembly – Bitcoin News

Laurentino Cortizo, president of Panama, has exercised his veto powers to make a series of objections to the recently approved cryptocurrency law. The observations of the president only touch on certain articles and do not affect the law in its entire scope. However, these articles of the bill will have

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Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood passed on buying the first Bitcoin Futures ETF

Ark Invest founder and CEO Cathie Wood did not invest in the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy Exchange Traded Fund, or ETF, on opening day, according to Business Insider. Wood said about the ETF’s debut:“No, we did not [invest]. We’re looking at this very carefully […] there are some tax ramifications we’d like

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