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JPMorgan says Ripple's XRP ruling is a win for Coinbase

Bitcoin addresses with over 1 BTC hit ATH

Gensler eating his words: It turns out that we always did have "regulatory clarity" and that firms were "breaking the law" except the clarity was that he was wrong and that he and his agency were the ones breaking the law

As a general lesson in life you should be humble. I am not sure how much of a problem people have had with Gensler *trying* to "apply the law". It's one thing if he really believed it and did it in a good faith manner but all evidence points to the opposite and he was very loud in his proclamations about firms breaking the laws and that we already have "regulatory clarity". And for all that much of what he has said just came back to bite him. On "regulatory clarity", we now know that the law wasn't very clear if even the SEC was wrong in their interpretation and application of the law. Either that or they misused their power to wrongly apply it. We also know that he and the SEC were the ones breaking the law in their (mis)use of authority, at least for Ripple, other similarly classed tokens, and the firms that had listed them. I'm very interested to see how the SEC responds to all this.,

SEC Formally Accepts BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF Application

Spotted in the wild: A prime example of the fallacy fallacy

The original post was in fact a “no true Scotsman” fallacy. The user implying that Bitcoin is worthy of support because no one who truly understands Bitcoin would not support it. This is of course false, as many central bankers understand Bitcoin but do not support it as it takes away their ability to control fiscal policy. However! The second poster is employing the “fallacy fallacy”, implying that Bitcoin must not be worthy of support because the original poster is using a logical fallacy. Let’s keep it going! Which logical fallacy have i employed?

Binance lays off employees days after executive exodus

1000 employees being let go involuntarily.

Ethereum Foundation is offering 10% refund for your Ethereum chain fees. Claim below!

Cryptocurrency will destroy the current financial system, but can it create a better one?

The only way to solve the world's financial system is to remove the divide. Few feast while many starve. Most are well fed slaves. Can crypto truly change this? It will shuffle the classes. It will allow for some to get ahead and it will push some further down. But the divide will remain. The promise of crypto is the accessibility. The notion that 3rd world countries could have the same economic opportunities that those with massive infrastructure could. Only time will tell. What an exciting time to be alive.

Coinbase Adds Messaging Function to Crypto Wallet

Bankrupt Celsius Demands StakeHound Return $150M in Ethereum, Polygon and Polkadot

Blockchain.com not letting me transfer my bitcoin out of the exchange platform Canada

Hello, bit of a noobie here. ​ I have 1 BTC in my blockchain exchange account. I guess there is relatively new legislation between the government of Canada and [Blockchain.com](https://Blockchain.com) ​ I am now Unable to obtain my BTC that is in my exchange because i have a Canadian address and passport. Blockchain has offered to sell my BTC, convert into USDC and send me that in which i will have to pay a gas fee and potentially lose money because BTC price varies so often. ​ Have any Canadians encountered a similar issue? If so any resolve? ​ thanks!

Man who 'likely' stole ex's cryptocurrency found not guilty, but judge urges him to help recover funds | CBC News

Father-Son Duo Masterminded Gigantic Crypto Scam: Feds

What are the services & platforms that do not support crypto payments but you would like them to?

For example I would like to deploy AWS servers anonymously and pay using crypto.

How long will it take for the sec to approve of Blackrocks btc eft ?

Could Blackrocks eft take years or months to get approved. How long do these things take usually? Especially with greesy gensler and his distain for crypto assets. Will be the one to officially approve it or will be someone else in the SEC ?