Bitcoin News
By Dan Saada
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Bitcoin (BTC) Might Not Solve Existing Inequality
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US regulators are now targeting Bitcoin ATMs. About 88% of the funds exit the country through machines.
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Regardless, lot of opinions of these machines contributing to alleged cross-border illicit financial transfers.
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Just like anything, there are Pros and Cons to BTC ATMs. The Pros are that they are easy to buy and sell, and the security and anonymity is maintained.
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And the idea of Bitcoin being the peaceful protest is being tweeted by several major personalities in the cryptocurrency space.
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Vitalik Buterin tweeted: “Bitcoin was born out of a crisis that was fundamentally financial in nature.
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Irrespective of investor’s opinion, Coin Metrics states that, "All facets of Bitcoin’s trading volume have experienced exponential growth and, if sustained, will grow to levels…
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Bitcoin tweeted: “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.
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In response, someone clarified that bitcoin might not solve the existing inequality magically; however, would provide the guarantee of a "fair money system.
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The world is slowly opening up again, and people are beginning to travel again. Post lockdown spending using Bitcoin, BCH, and other kinds of cryptocurrencies is becoming a…
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The Bitcoin Hashrate is slowly bouncing back like 2x the Mining Pools with decent levels of farm diversification.
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