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Eric Adams, mayor of the city of New York, indicated his disagreement with the bill, sanctioned by the state Congress, that prohibits crypto mining based on Proof of Work (PoW) considering that the “measure is not the way to follow to reduce the environmental impact of the activity.” The bill would…
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Cryptocurrencies seized in the US may not be safe

The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) recently conducted an audit on how the United States Marshals Service (USMS) safeguards seized cryptocurrencies, emphasizing the importance of improving ways. Although the safeguarding by the USMS…

Retirement plans in crypto represent a risk

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen explained that investing in cryptocurrencies is a “very risky option” to include in the retirement plans of average American savers, and it would be reasonable for Congress to face the danger. “It is not…

Cryptocurrencies as a saving option

Leonardo Buniak, economist and risk assessor, stated that the cryptocurrency market is an inalienable option to save, particularly in Venezuela, which is among the first countries with the most mining in the world. He said cryptoactives are…

MasterCard will now allow the purchase of NFT

The payment processing company, MasterCard, announced that thanks to the association with several companies in the world of non-fungible tokens (NFT), it will now allow the purchase of this type of asset. Specifically, the company…

Jewel Bank received license to operate in Bermuda

The Jewel Bank institution received the license from the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA), and will thus become the first bank to operate with cryptocurrencies on the Island. As indicated through an official statement, the institution will…

Bill for cryptocurrencies in the US was leaked

The cryptocurrency bill proposed by Senator Cynthia Lummis was recently leaked via social media. This proposal addresses the regulation of digital assets in a comprehensive manner, as well as establishing the steps to be followed to…