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What Is Cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency is a popular digital medium of exchange. Cryptocurrency is not controlled by a central authority, such as the Federal Reserve. This theoretically makes cryptocurrencies immune to government control and interference, which is an attractive feature to cryptocurrency investors. In addition, cryptocurrencies can be transferred directly between two parties via the use...
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As COVID-19 tanks stock market, cryptocurrency interest accounts drawing investors some high as 15% ; but better read the small print

As the stock market has sustained a direct hit by the CORONA-19 Virus, investors are seeking alternatives like precious metals and cryptocurrencies like BITCOIN and now cryptointerest accounts some of which are offering up to 12% interest on stable coins. One company, Crypto.com offers investors earning up to 6.5% on Bitcoin, 12% on stablecoins...
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IOTA shuts down entire network after hackers target IOTA wallet app to steal $1.6 million of IOTA cryptocurrency user funds

The IOTA Foundation, the nonprofit organization behind the IOTA cryptocurrency, has shut down its entire network this week after hackers exploited a vulnerability in the official IOTA wallet app to steal user funds. The attack happened  on February 12, 2020, according to a message the foundation posted on its official Twitter account. According to...
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Critical ourt case pitting the S.E.C. and cryptocurrency firm Telegram to define cryptocurrency as security, currency or commodity

A major court case between the Securities & Exchange Commission and the well-known startup Telegram is shaping up to be a defining case over cryptocurrency. The company is Telegram which has been charged with violating investor protection laws. The S.E.C. says that Telegram's digital coins are actually a security and not a currency. The...
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Securities & Exchange Commission has 4,000 lawyers on staff but few programmers to decipher algorithms controlling todays investments

There are 4,000 lawyers at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, but the agency has few programmers who can actually understand  the algorithms involved in today’s investments. SO says  SEC Commissioner Robert Jackson, who remarked that the rapid growth of digital assets and computer-driven investment advice has become a key challenge for regulators...
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