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CBDCs aren’t about solving today’s problems — Australia’s CBDC lead

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) may not solve any problems faced today, but could be the answer to ones not even fathomed yet, says the executive spearheading Australia’s CBDC pilot. Dilip Rao, a former Ripple executive who’s now spearheading Australia’s CBDC research project, told Cryptox th a central bank-issued currency

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Siemens Energy Stock Loses 35% as Review of Issues at Subsidiary Shows Wind Turbine Problems Could Last for Years

Siemens Energy CEO Christian Bruch said that “too much had been swept under the carpet” concerning Siemens Gamesa. Shares of Siemens Energy declined 35% earlier today as the company discarded its profit prediction and mentioned lasting wind turbine issues. Following a review of concerns at its subsidiary Siemens Gamesa, the company

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Binance Rumored Successor Richard Teng to Battle Regulatory Problems if CEO Zhao Steps Down

Binance head of regional markets outside the US Richard Teng is rumored to be the chosen successor if CEO Zhao relinquishes his position. Reports about a Binance CEO successor are starting to fill the grapevine following the crypto exchange’s regulatory problems. Although there is no official word from Binance or current

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Gate.io denies liquidity problems after Multichain CEO goes missing

Centralized crypto exchange Gate.io denied rumors of illiquidity on May 31, stating that “there are no issues with our operations or withdrawals as rumored.” The statement comes after numerous Twitter channels had alleged that the exchange was experiencing insolvency due to an alleged connection between it and the cross-chain router

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‘Bad batch’ or flawed design? Compass Mining flags problems with new ASIC miners

Bitcoin mining company Compass Mining claims to have found “three issues” in the ASIC design of the two new Antminer S19 miners, units that are primarily used to mine Bitcoin (BTC).These issues could result in the machines overheating and in some cases, completely breaking down.The firm’s mining operations team warned

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