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After Argentine star Messi, another soccer legend is promoting a new meme coin called “WATER”, which is being issued on the Solana network. Ronaldinho, the famous Brazilian former soccer player, shared a story promoting the meme coin today on his Instagram account with 77 million
According to blockchain analytics company CryptoQuant, Bitcoin sales by governments such as the US and Germany are overstated relative to the capital entering the market.
Many Bitcoin wallets that had been dormant for many years were activated during the week. Among them was a 13-year-old wallet. Finally, 1004 BTC came out of a 10-year-old wallet today.
The “Law on Amendments to the Capital Markets Law”, which was adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly last week and includes the regulation of crypto assets, was published in the Government Gazette. The law entered into force upon its publication in the Official Gazette.
According to Pantheon, an economic research and consulting firm, inflation will continue to slow and the Fed will cut rates aggressively.
The crypto asset bill, which also covers cryptocurrencies, was passed by the Turkish Grand National Assembly and became law. What is included in the law?
The Bill on the Amendment of the Capital Markets Law, which includes regulations on crypto assets, was passed by the Turkish Grand National Assembly and became law. First of all, the law does not contain tax-related provisions. While the tax issue is kept outside the
It was revealed that Milojko Spajic, the prime minister of Montenegro, the country where Do Kwon fled, invested $75,000 in LUNA before taking office, and the value of this investment reached up to $90 million in 2022.
BtcTurk, one of Turkey’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, announced that it has suffered a cyber attack. It was reported that the attack took place today and that some of the assets in hot wallets belonging to 10 different cryptocurrencies were affected by the attack. In addition,
According to billionaire entrepreneur and Social Capital CEO Chamath Palihapitiya, the Fed will have to cut rates aggressively due to economic conditions. Palihapitiya argued that Americans have spent all their savings and that people who have been living off their savings are now looking for work.