Cryptocurrencies Used to Buy Illicit Drugs, Says White House

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Bitcoin Preparing for Growth Even After Correction Says This Week’s Crypto TA

The leading digital asset keeps trading above the support level of $9,100; the buyers manage to keep the leadership. The movement upwards should be confirmed by a breakaway of the upper border of the Triangle pattern and securing above $12,385, in which c...

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Indian Supreme Court Orders RBI to Answer Crypto Exchanges, New Date Set

After hearing the arguments against the banking restriction by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in detail, the Indian supreme court directed the central bank to reply to the representations filed by crypto exchanges. Since the RBI has not adequately answer...

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Central Bank Easing Helps Drive Demand for Cryptocurrencies, Says FT Reporter

Cryptoasset enthusiasts who have long argued that the decentralized nature of the asset class makes it a pure supply and demand play - immune from the vagaries of the economy, central banks and markets - may have to rethink their investment approach.

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The World Bank’s Blockchain Bond Is Just a Fancy Way of Selling Debt

Last year the World Bank and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia announced a permissioned Ethereum-based blockchain to facilitate the end-to-end issuance of bonds between financial partners. The Bretton Woods-created financial institution hopes to make deb...

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