Is has been just announced that EIP-1559 will be released on ETH on the 4th of August. It will be confirmed this friday but these are very bullish news for ETH as the burning will begin, and potentially making ETH a deflationary coin. Edit: Source: https://github.com/ethereum/eth1.0-specs/pull/223 submitted by /u/TheRealBabyJezus [link] [comments]
A number of Australian banks inadvertently washed AU$500 million (roughly 400m USD) for Latin ANERICAN drug cartels between years 2014 and 2017, in a transnational money-laundering scheme. Profits from drugs sold in North America were transferred to bank accounts opened in Asia, and from there laundered through several Australian bank accounts via a process known…
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Even Iran’s minister of labor has reported electrical disruptions to his home as crypto miners continue to exert demand on the country’s power grid.
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Don’t know who needs to hear this, but… If you fully believe in crypto and are planning on holding for the future, I suggest you stake/lend to gain passive income on the assets you were going to hold anyways. Making around $375 a week staking ETH, making money for doing absolutely nothing. Income fluctuates with…
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Bitcoin price is still stuck well below $35,000 but any attempt to push prices below $30,000 are bought up in minutes. Eventually, one side will have to break, and according to a trend indicator, it could be in favor of bulls. The tool, which measures the strength of a trend, suggests that the more dominant […]
An Arcane Research report has revealed that Bitcoin daily trading volume has dipped to the lowest point of 2021. Bitcoin Activity Seems To Be Slowing Down As BTC’s price continues to stagnate, the daily trading volume on the leading spot exchanges has dropped to the lowest it has ever been in the year 2021. Here […]
As of 8 am UTC on Wednesday, Binance users will no longer be able to make euro deposits through their bank. However, they can still fund their accounts with credit cards and debit cards.
Financial institutions, crypto miners, and now software companies — where will regulators in China move to strike next?
