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Turkey Makes the Case for Bitcoin as Erdogan Runs the Autocrat’s Inflation Playbook

Bitcoin trading volumes are rising in Turkey as the increasingly authoritarian government there goes diligently about the work of setting its currency, the lira, on fire. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has retained power since 2003, has to all appearances lost his mind: With inflation sitting at around 20%,

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FTX and Wildcats’ basketball NFTs, WeMeta’s $1.1M funding, Zed Run’s Netflix tie-in

FTX's latest sports sponsorshipThe University of Kentucky has entered into a sponsorship agreement with FTX.US for the men’s Wildcats basketball team to act as brand ambassadors.Players will receive a monthly USD stipend from FTX.US paid in FTX debit cards and will also be able to create their own NFTs on

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Crypto Takes Another “L” as Turkish Exchange Founder Runs With $2bn in User Funds

Faruk Fatih Ozer, the founder of the Turkish crypto exchange Thodex, is reportedly on the run with billions of dollars of users’ funds. Reports claim the exchange website shut down on Wednesday, with a message saying trading was suspended due to an “unspecified outside investment.” Many Turks had turned to crypto

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Crypto media runs with the bulls as new entrants compete against established brands

New opportunities arise during each Bitcoin bull run. The current ebullience has been driven by an influx of institutional investors, along with major payment providers like PayPal and Mastercard. But why are they here to begin with? Much of the recent enthusiasm can be attributed to the vast and vociferous audience

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Correction Anticipated as Bitcoin Runs Past $51,700 in Parabolic Rally

Another day, another all-time high for Bitcoin. The benchmark cryptocurrency continued its upside trend heading into the European session Wednesday as its price jumped above $51,700 for the first time in history. Meanwhile, its market capitalization surged to over $960 billion, just 3 percent shy of hitting $1 trillion. “We should hit

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