Blockchain analysis is "a euphemism" for surveillance, HRF Director Alex Gladstein told Elliptic's Tom Robinson during a debate on crypto tracing Monday.
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Monday, June 1, 2020
CryptoCurrency News: ‘Financial Surveillance’ or ‘Blockchain Analysis’? Human Rights Foundation Debates Elliptic
Blockchain analysis is "a euphemism" for surveillance, HRF Director Alex Gladstein told Elliptic's Tom Robinson during a debate on crypto tracing Monday.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin Rises Above $10K for First Time in 25 Days as Protests Roil US Cities
Bitcoin has risen above $10,000 for the first time in almost a month as protests in U.S. cities continue to intensify.
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CryptoCurrency News: ‘Sell in May’ Wall Street Adage Doesn’t Apply to Bitcoin, Data Suggests
Investors who sold bitcoin in May missed out on positive returns during 8 of the past 10 years, according to market data.
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CryptoCurrency News: Chinese Chip Maker With a Hand in Crypto Mining Plans $2.8B IPO
Hong Kong-listed SMIC plans to raise $2.8 billion via an initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, in hopes of advancing its chip making practices. The company is working with Canaan Creative to build a new crypto miner.
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CryptoCurrency News: Meet the US Senate Candidate Who’s Invested in Bitcoin Since 2013
Wyoming U.S. Senate candidate Cynthia Lummis says bitcoin's store-of-value appeal has never been stronger. So she continues to HODL.
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CryptoCurrency News: The Power and Peril of the ‘Bitcoin Fixes This’ Meme
As the U.S. experiences the most sustained civil disobedience in more than a generation, an exploration of what role bitcoin has to play in building a better system.
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CryptoCurrency News: Private Swiss Bank Rolls Out New Premium Crypto Trading Service
Private Swiss bank Maerki Baumann is offering a new trading and custody service for a handful of cryptos.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin News Roundup for June 1, 2020
With bitcoin and ether both headed up, CoinDesk's Markets Daily is back with your bitcoin news roundup.
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CryptoCurrency News: Blockchain Bites: Chase Class Action, 30 Words for Censorship and a Bitcoin Bug
Chase Bank settled a class action brought by crypto purchasers while a new report shows a flaw in time-locked bitcoin transactions.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin Is a Big Opportunity for Investors in the Debt-Fueled Roaring Twenties
With interest rates for government debt near zero, or negative, the fixed income asset class has disappeared. The investment case for Bitcoin just gets stronger.
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CryptoCurrency News: Alibaba Claims Patented Cross-Chain System Is Better Than Cosmos
The e-commerce firm says its new patent would improve upon current systems used by blockchains to communicate with one another.
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CryptoCurrency News: Maker of Coldcard Bitcoin Wallet Rolls Out an Extra-Strength ‘USB Condom’
CoinKite, maker of the Coldcard hardware wallet, has introduced two accessories that underscore the near-paranoia required to safely hold bitcoin.
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CryptoCurrency News: Ether Leads Bitcoin on Price as Investors Prepare for Staking Arrival
Bitcoin has put in a positive June performance in six out of the last eight years. But Ethereum is drawing new investors with the start of staking due this year.
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CryptoCurrency News: First Mover: 0x’s ZRX Token Surged 67% in May to Become Month’s Top Performer
0x's ZRX token was May’s best performing crypto asset, beating bitcoin by a big margin.
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CryptoCurrency News: Crypto Influencers Are Following the Beauty Playbook – Even if They Don’t Know It
Here's how influencer marketing drives the crypto industry – especially for product sales like hardware wallets and debit cards.
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CryptoCurrency News: Chase Bank to Refund 95% of $2.5M It Allegedly Overcharged Crypto Buyers
The JPMorgan subsidiary has agreed to repay most of $2.5 million it took in credit card fees for cryptocurrency purchases.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bug in ‘Timelocked’ Bitcoin Contracts Could Spur Miners to Steal From Each Other
A widespread bug has compromised a special type of bitcoin transaction that is supposed to discourage miners from cheating, new research shows.
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