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El Salvador is betting big on Bitcoin despite international pressures to abandon the strategy.

In a recent interview, Edward Snowden discussed his concerns with Bitcoin privacy, other cryptocurrencies, and the ethics of governance.

Buying a Coinbase stock, COIN, to gain indirect exposure in the BTC market has been a bad strategy so far.

HSBC is the latest corporate giant to enter the metaverse through a partnership with The Sandbox.

The metaverse can present a new era for education, enabling decentralized classrooms and immersive learning

Arab central banks have been advised to consider RippleNet as an alternative to SWIFT

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Unsurprisingly, the role of crypto in retirement investment will depend on the asset class’ mainstream adoption.

The lack of regulatory clarity is inhibiting the growth of Australia’s cryptocurrency industry as some businesses are moving to other countries

Many of the failings we see in society today are a result of the values of fiat money being absorbed.

Top-10 ranked UFC flyweight fighter Matheus Nicolau is the latest athlete to opt to receive his fight earnings in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin‘s hash rate is grappling with Kazakhstan upheaval, but analysts are calm about potential losses.

Honduras might be the next nation to formally recognize Bitcoin as legal tender if various internet sources are to be believed.

Goldman Sachs, facilitated by Galaxy Digital, purchased an over-the-counter options contract to be cash-settled, that is tied to the price of bitcoin.

The RippleNet network wrapped up 2021 with a payment volume run rate of more than $10 billion

Businesses in Florida are ready to be taxed with cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin education is a key part of onboarding the unbanked citizens of Africa who increasingly look to Bitcoin as their monetary network.

Thai SEC discouraged businesses in the region from accepting crypto payments from April 2022 after discussing its implications with the Bank of Thailand.

The move will only support Bitcoin and Ethereum before adding support for other crypto assets. In addition, the minimum transaction value for cryptocurrencies was set at around $15.50 (50 shekels), as per the report.