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Bank of America analyst Jason Kupferberg spoke about the bank's recent survey and said, that the crypto industry in its current form is similar to the “dot-com bubble”.
Jason Kupferberg (Jason Kupferberg) told in an interview with CNBC, that a recent bank survey showed stable
The previous version of the mining bill was withdrawn. The new bill no longer provides for an amnesty, exempting miners from customs clearance of equipment and taxes.
As it became known from the materials, published on the portal
The release of a new version of the Ethereum network is getting closer. The developers promise many useful improvements. Skeptics expect problems with the transition to a new consensus mechanism. What will ordinary users actually have to face??
Founder of the Ethereum network
Large investment bank JPMorgan Chase & Co launched a pilot project using blockchain to calculate collateral for loans and borrowings.
According to Bloomberg, several test transactions have already been carried out. The first one passed 20 May. As part of testing
International money transfer system Mastercard has expanded cooperation with NFT platforms, to allow 2.9 billion of its customers buy digital collectibles directly.
Mastercard announced, that is working on a feature for purchasing non-fungible tokens
Central African Republic (CAR) intends to tokenize its natural resources to attract foreign investment and deeper use of blockchain.
In April, the Central African Republic became the second country in the world after El Salvador and the first
The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan once again appealed to citizens of the country to refrain from investing and using cryptocurrencies due to “possible risks”.
In its statement, the Kyrgyz regulator acknowledged the significant spread
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Concerned, that a new bill to regulate cryptocurrencies in the United States could “undermine” the current rules of the traditional finance market.
Last week, Senators Cynthia Lummis (Cynthia Lummis) and Kirsten