Storm clouds are slowly fading for Grayscale and its embattled Bitcoin institutional investment product, while frustration with U.S. regulators continues to mount.
Binance CEO previously said that crypto exchanges must comply with sanctions in a similar way to traditional financial institutions.
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I think cryptodotcom can do it (cuz I was able to send etransfers to them back in spring 2021) so they should be able to send me CAD$ etransfer. I guess binance can't do it anymore (I used to send etransfers using banxa) since Ontario security commission messed things up for us. I was told…
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In a couple of weeks time, signalling for both taproot and MWEB is set to complete, resulting in activation of both upgrades. As a result of both upgrades, Litecoin will have an optional privacy feature which will allow users to hide their address and crypto amounts when transferring (In addition to other features). This is…
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"Colleagues, comrades, family laugh at me because I invest in crypto." So many posts about it. So what? Who cares? It is up to us if we want to educate people who want to learn, who are interested in cryptocurrencies and their potential. There is absolutely no need to convince people, even if they are…
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In a UTXO blockchain it’s possible to pay many people using one “transaction.” https://mempool.space/tx/0313e6552a5337de92c475c0dbbb0e351a1525b0f202beb9d4c75b3a5b114bf3 For example this counts as a single transaction but has 2,500 outputs. It’s also possible to consolidate many addresses into a single one with one transaction. Exchanges use this technique with Bitcoin to save large amounts of blockspace. It seems like…
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