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Is the Crypto War Endless for its Miners?

What “war” are miners fighting? Miners constantly battle three moving fronts: protocol economics (halvings), market competition (difficulty/ASIC arms race), and real-world inputs (power, policy). “Hashprice”—revenue per unit of hashrate—captures the pressure: it moves with BTC price, fees, and difficulty. Luxor’s Hashprice Index is the industry reference. Halving 2024: a fee-driven ceasefire that didn’t last On April 20, 2024, the block subsidy fell…

March 12, 2018 0Likes

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Social Media Has Banned Crypto Currency Content Because of Ads

No major platform has a blanket ban on all cryptocurrency content in 2025. What’s restricted is mainly advertising and paid/branded content. Google allows crypto ads with certification and country-specific rules; Meta requires written permission and licensing; TikTok tightly gates branded and financial ads; YouTube follows Google’s ad policy and separate monetization rules; X (Twitter) permits some crypto/NFT ads under its…

March 10, 2018 0Likes

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South Asian Airlines are About to Launch Blockhain Payment

No South Asian flag carrier has switched on on-chain ticket payments yet, but the pieces are falling into place: Air India just adopted a blockchain-powered loyalty integration, regional neighbors like Emirates are moving to enable crypto checkout, and multiple OTAs already let you book South Asian carriers with crypto via payment processors. What’s missing is country-by-country compliance clarity and a…

March 8, 2018 0Likes

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Global Coin Offering and the Investments that Are at Risk Today

“Global coin offerings” (ICOs/STOs/IEOs/IDOs and similar sales) sit in a fast-shifting regulatory map. In 2025, the EU’s MiCA regime is coming fully online, the UK is enforcing strict marketing rules, Hong Kong and Singapore have formal frameworks (including new stablecoin regimes), Dubai updated its VA rulebooks, and the U.S. SEC—despite softening its posture—still treats many tokens as securities. Meanwhile, hacks…

March 6, 2018 0Likes

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Ongoing Lawsuits against Controversial ICO Companies

Initial coin offering (ICO) enforcement has reshaped crypto since 2017. Below is a concise, factual status check on the most consequential cases—what’s still active in 2025, what recently wrapped, and the practical takeaways for founders and investors. Citations appear after each relevant section so you can verify details quickly. What’s still active in 2025 Justin Sun / Tron (SEC v. Sun et…

March 4, 2018 0Likes

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Promotion Practices of Successful ICO Companies

“Promotion” for ICOs in 2025 is not about blasting ads—it’s about earning trust within strict legal and platform constraints. Major ad networks flat-out prohibit ICO advertising, while securities regulators expect compliant offers, fair disclosures, and proper use of influencers (if any). The issuers that still break through do so by combining compliant offering structures, credible documentation, community operations, and verifiable…

March 2, 2018 0Likes

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How Much Your Luxury Flat In Britain Can Be Sold For ?

If you own a high-end apartment in Britain, the right price depends on today’s market, your building’s fundamentals, and your likely buyer’s tax profile. This guide shows how to calculate a defensible asking price in 2025 using official data and prime-market research. For context, new listings’ average asking prices dipped by 1.3% in August 2025 (typical for the season), while…

February 28, 2018 0Likes

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State Security Frauds as Online Cryptocurrency Services

“State security frauds” in crypto generally fall into two buckets: (1) state-linked threat actors that operate or compromise online “services” (exchanges, wallets, DeFi front-ends) to steal funds, and (2) criminal rings that impersonate government or law-enforcement agencies to push fake recovery, compliance, or investment “services.” 2025 data shows both are active: analysts attribute record-scale thefts to DPRK-linked groups, while FBI…

February 27, 2018 0Likes

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What It Takes for a Korean Bithumb to Accept New Users

Bithumb can only accept new users in South Korea after meeting a layered set of legal, banking, and technical requirements. These include registering as a virtual asset service provider (VASP), maintaining a verified “real-name” bank account program, complying with the FATF Travel Rule, and meeting strict user-asset protection rules that took effect in 2024. For end users, onboarding hinges on…

February 26, 2018 0Likes

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A Possible End for the Market Consolidation

Stock market information for Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin is a crypto in the CRYPTO market. The price is 115055.0 USD currently with a change of -288.00 USD (-0.00%) from the previous close. The intraday high is 116997.0 USD and the intraday low is 114608.0 USD. Stock market information for Ethereum (ETH) Ethereum is a crypto in the CRYPTO market. The price is 4239.96 USD currently with a…

February 25, 2018 0Likes

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How Cryptocurrency Can Help Entrepreneurs this Year

Customer payments, supplier settlement, and payroll are where crypto delivers immediate utility this year. Major processors now let you accept dollar-pegged stablecoins at checkout, card networks are settling with stablecoins behind the scenes, and payroll platforms support USDC payouts—so you can move money globally with lower friction while keeping your books in dollars. Accepting payments: stablecoins at checkout Stripe enables USDC…

February 24, 2018 0Likes

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Top Engines of Growth in 2025-2030 Startups

Why these 12 engines matter now The next five years favor products that do work for users, distribution that meets buyers where budget already sits, and channels you truly control. That’s why AI-native product loops, cloud marketplaces with co-sell, and first-party reach (email/SMS/owned communities) show outsized leverage—while SEO evolves under Google’s AI Overviews and privacy changes in Chrome. 1) AI-native product…

February 23, 2018 0Likes

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Why Nations Become Blockchain Partners

Nations team up on blockchain for three big reasons: to make cross-border processes cheaper and faster, to verify people and products with portable proof, and to align rules so digital records move with legal certainty. Europe’s public-sector blockchain (EBSI, evolving into EUROPEUM), the W3C Verifiable Credentials 2.0 standard used with the new EU digital identity framework, the BIS-supported mBridge platform…

February 22, 2018 0Likes

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Which Countries Might Become Crypto Leaders in 2025–2027 ?

How we define a “crypto leader” A future leader combines four ingredients: clear, enforceable rules for businesses; deep capital markets and banking access; strong consumer protections; and real usage or developer momentum. The countries below are grouped by how convincingly they check those boxes. Front-runners: clear rules and capital-market access European Union (MiCA + passporting) MiCA’s first phase for stablecoins began on June 30,…

February 21, 2018 0Likes

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What’s on the Crypto Market Today ?

Market Snapshot: Crypto Today Bitcoin slipped below $115,000 amid a wave of $400–500 million in crypto liquidations, driven by macroeconomic concerns and profit-taking. Ethereum also dropped as market participants digested the retreat following recent rallies. Prices and Market Metrics The global crypto market cap sits around $3.9 trillion, seeing a slight dip over 24 hours. Notably, WEMIX delivered top performance today with an 11.8%…

February 20, 2018 0Likes

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