Crypto is too big to exist outside of public policies, warns SEC chair
SEC boss Gary Gensler believes crypto assets need to act within a public policy framework to survive over the long term.
SEC boss Gary Gensler believes crypto assets need to act within a public policy framework to survive over the long term.
I understand the importance of smart contracts and know Ethereum was the pioneer. However, there's cosmos, fantom, etc. Which in my limited knowledge can do the same thing. Ive never really understood what makes Eth so special, and am looking for some enlightenment. So what makes it stand out from other smart contract cryptos? …
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The second-largest cryptocurrency reaches its best levels against Bitcoin and the dollar in more than three months.
Do I need to worry about my Ether and so forth getting "stuck" in L1 in the sense that, some day L2's might be where all the action happens, and L1 is a "settlement layer" and therefor very (more so) expensive to move in or out of? I can imagine a world where the cost…
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In 2017 many others and myself held all the way to the top, and straight back down to the bottom. We had dollar signs in our eyes and "just 10% more and I'll cash out" and it came. Then "oh another 7% isn't to far away, I'll wait!" And eventually the market just crashed so…
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Chinese regulators held a meeting in Beijing to promote blockchain development, as first mentioned in China’s 14th five-year plan.
Does trust wallet support assets? If not, is their any mobile wallet that does? submitted by /u/Oracleuggla [link] [comments]
I see many question from newcomers regarding the need to get a hardware wallet : they probably don't, nor do you. First let's clear a misconception : a wallet, hard or soft, doesn't store any coins. It store only a couple of public and private key for every coin you own. Public key is like…
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