As the saying goes "one man's trash is another man's treasure", China has kicked out 90% of Bitcoin miners, but the rest of the world seems to be benefiting from the move. Kazakhstan is now reaping the benefits of crypto miners fleeing China, while Beijing continues to lose revenue and vital technology.
Although China has cracked down on cryptocurrencies in recent years, it remains the largest bitcoin mining country in the world, with more than 65% of the total hashrate.
TL; DR Breakdown Robert Kiyosaki predicts a long market crash coming soon This is the time to prepare People should buy Bitcoin Something really bad is about to happen to the global financial market and Bitcoin and few other store-of-value assets could be the only escape. That’s the point of concern coming straight from one […]
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Capitol Hill is at the moment heated over the historic $6 trillion budget for 2022 that new US President Joe Biden proposed. Although this would be the highest federal spending since World War II, it could drag more people into the crypto world.
Financial insecurity is a long-running problem for U.S. consumers, exacerbated by the ongoing economic recession. Studies have found that 71 percent of households...
Introduction With its adoption of sophisticated state-of-the-art technology, Aurix is expected to penetrate the global money transfer market and establish itself as an industry leader in the coming years. According to a World Bank estimate, global money transfer and remittances are expected to rise in 2021 as countries recover from the COVID-19 induced global economic […]
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus in its central city of Wuhan, China became a target of blame by the world. While Beijing hosts the 2022 Winter Olympic Games next February, it is doubted that many will visit the Asian country. This puts the plan to present the digital yuan to the world at stake.
Turkey is set to pilot a digital currency in the second half of 2021. On Friday, central bank chief Naci Ağbal revealed the plans to Parliament. As reported in the Turkish media, Ağbal said, “There is an R&D project started on digital money. Currently, the conceptual phase of this project is completed. We aim to start
Originally published on Terrapin’s World Aviation Festival BlogIf nothing else, 2020 has been a year full of the unexpected.Last year, rosy forecasts estimated...
In a world that isn't private by design, security and liability implications for US-based cloud companies are huge.When the European Court of Justice...