If you've been observing governments, you'll quickly see that they want the technology to become as centralized as possible. They're into implementing KYC, logging all transactions, and putting their nose where it shouldn't be in the first place. Does this mean that they will reject any attempt of popularizing the technology if it wasn't up to their "standards"? Or will the community win in this fight, facilitating a truly decentralized alternative to traditional finance?

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NEWS

BRC-20 Tokens Creating a Frenzy as Users Pour BTC into Minting Tokens

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Venom Partners with Kenyan Government to Establish Groundbreaking Blockchain Hub

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Can chat GPT give investing advice?

What would chat GPT do if you were to provide it with a list of crypto projects and cryptocurrencies, then ask it to run an analysis on them? Does it do a good job at tech and fundamental analyses? Can it help you invest or make money with crypto?

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Coinbase Insider Trading: Former Product Manager Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison

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Which company or institution will you never trust again?

For me, it's Robin Hood.

What they did during the GameStop short squeeze is unforgivable.

Stopping transactions to help their hedge fund friends. I'll never use them again and I don't understand why people have gone back to them.

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