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ARK Invest Maintains Prediction That Bitcoin Prices Will hit $1M by 2030
Despite a severe downturn, public blockchains continue to foster multiple revolutions and one of them is bitcoin (BTC), says ARK Invest in its 2023 Big Ideas research report. Bitcoin, in the eyes of ARK, is still predicted to close the decade at $1 million because its fundamentals are sound – despite a turbulent 2022.
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Bitcoin Premium Hits 60% in Nigeria as It Limits ATM Cash Withdrawals
The Bitcoin (BTC) price in Nigeria has soared well above market levels amid continued efforts by the central bank to push its citizens towards digitized cash. At the time of writing, the price of 1 BTC on the Nigerian NairaEX crypto exchange is currently 17.8 million Naira, which is equivalent to a whopping $38,792.
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Going Nuclear: Bitcoin Mining’s Potential Energy Future
Though the prevalence of bitcoin miners using nuclear energy at scale could take years to materialize, several players in the space are bullish on the prospect. Volatility around bitcoin and the general slow pace of movement in an often risk-averse power industry could serve as barriers though, industry participants said.
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ChatGPT learns Bitcoin will end central banking and fiat currency
ChatGPT is a powerful new artificial intelligence (AI) tool, capable of problem-solving, advanced coding, answering complicated questions and now spelling out the end of fiat currencies. Parman, a Bitcoin self-custody mentor and writer, taught ChatGPT that Bitcoin BTC tickers down would bring about the end of government-issued fiat currencies and shared the results in a Twitter thread.
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North Korea behind $100m crypto theft, FBI says
California-based Harmony said in June it had been the target of a cyberattack that stole $100m worth of digital assets.
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Will Bitcoin mint more millionaires or is this just a 'dead cat bounce'? Here are 3 reasons why Warren Buffett says crypto 'will come to a very bad ending'
The Oracle of Omaha never saw a future in cryptocurrency.
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The developments of Bitcoin in recent years
Today, Bitcoin is still not widely adopted. However, 2020 and 2021 are considered a key period of validation for Bitcoin. During a bear market, investors moved away from riskier assets, but this is not the case for political institutions, which are still looking for a concrete regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies.
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FTX says $415 million in crypto was hacked
Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX said in a report to creditors on Tuesday that about $415 million in cryptocurrency had been stolen as a result of hacks.
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Crypto Evolution: Nexa’s 2023 Plan to Redefine the Industry
Get ready to experience the future of cryptocurrency with Nexa! This cutting-edge platform is set to shake up the industry with its lightning-fast transactions, advanced security measures, and innovative features. In this article, we’ll take an in-depth look at Nexa’s ambitious plans for 2023 and how they’re poised to revolutionize the way we think about and use cryptocurrency. Are you ready for the Nexa revolution? Let’s dive in!
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Bitcoin enters the curriculum in US universities
A Texas university is the latest to offer a Bitcoin course for students. The course will teach Bitcoin programming. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency courses are becoming increasingly popular in colleges and universities across the United States. The latest institution to join the trend is Texas A&M University, which has announced that it will be offering a course on the "Bitcoin Protocol" to its students starting from January 17th.
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FTX has now recovered $5B in cash as bankruptcy proceedings continue
Crypto exchange FTX has now recovered more than $5 billion in cash, digital assets and liquid assets so far, the company's lawyers said during a bankruptcy court hearing Wednesday.
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The Wild West days of Crypto are coming to an end
When bitcoin was created back in 2009, no one really paid any attention to it. It was considered a pet project of a few cypher punks on the internet. Fast forward to present times and it has become a giant that has become a commonplace name and birthed an entire industry, comprising thousands of coins and projects that came from it. Cryptocurrency has become so big that at the height of the bull run in 2021 its marketcap was three trilllion dollars.
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May the fireworks continue: three trends in Bitcoin that will strengthen in 2023
As podcaster Peter McCormack has often observed, almost everything happening has a Bitcoin angle nowadays. This might not be surprising as Bitcoin is money and money runs the world, but it is surprising how quickly Bitcoin has moved into the centre of political controversy, both in national debates and geopolitical struggles. So here are six things that happened in 2022. Six things that’ll show up again in 2023 — but in different forms and featuring different people.
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Key bitcoin developer calls on FBI to recover $3.6M in digital coin
So much for enthusiasts championing the decentralization of cryptocurrencies.
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Cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase to pay $100 million in settlement with New York regulators
New York has announced a $100 million settlement with Coinbase over what state officials called significant failures in the cryptocurrency trading platform's systems for spotting potential criminal activity.
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Logan Paul threatens to sue Coffeezilla over CryptoZoo scam accusations
YouTuber Logan Paul responded to Coffeezilla, aka Stephen Findeisen, over accusations that he scammed CryptoZoo investors.
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Bahamian regulator says it seized $3.5 billion of FTX crypto assets for 'safekeeping'
The Securities Commission of The Bahamas said it moved $3.5 billion from FTX's Bahamian subsidiary, FTX Digital Markets, into its own digital wallets.
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Youtuber Coffeezilla turns down Logan Paul's invitation on his podcast IMPAULSIVE after he labelled the Maverick's NFT game Cryptozoo a "scam"
The fact that Logan Paul is a celebrity and so many people follow him tells us a lot about the things wrong with humanity today. The generously labeled ‘Grifter’ has been banking on Controversy as currency from his early Vine days, to whatever scam he is trying to pull right now. Thankfully, people like youtuber Coffeezilla have spoken out against him.
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FTX execs hid $8 billion in liabilities in a customer account that Bankman-Fried referred to as 'our Korean friend's account,' CFTC prosecutors allege
The case of "where did the money go" is beginning to unravel for crypto exchange FTX as finding show ghost account held liabilities.
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Crypto craziness craps out – and about time too
Fintech, you're better than this. Time to concentrate on more helpful stuff
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