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United States-based cloud computing company Lancium LLC has filed a lawsuit against Bitcoin (BTC) mining firm Layer1 for patent infringement in the Western District Court of Texas. According to a complaint filed on Aug. 14, the power usage model employed by Layer1 for Bitcoin mining violates Lancium LLC’s patent filed in

When most people hear about buying Bitcoin (BTC) or other cryptocurrencies, they immediately think of the largest exchanges, most of which are located in Asia. Today, countries such as China and South Korea have become epicenters of blockchain innovation. However, in many countries, it’s still unclear whether cryptocurrencies are allowed,

China’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) known as the digital yuan should be regulated in line with cash-related laws, according to a senior exec at the country’s central bank. In an opinion article on Sept. 14, Fan Yifei, a deputy governor of the People's Bank of China (PBoC), outlined the major regulatory principles for

Binance’s famously light Know Your Customer requirements are being targeted by the current owners of Zaif, a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange that got hacked in 2018. Plaintiffs are claiming that its weak KYC requirements and high daily withdrawal limit facilitated the laundering of $60 million stolen from the exchange. The lawsuit was

The United States Internal Revenue Service has better ways to spend taxpayer dollars than offering bounties to break Monero’s (XMR) privacy, a Monero working group says. After the IRS announced it is offering up to $625,000 to anyone who can break Monero, a major Monero-focused workgroup expressed their take on the

The basis of any exchange of value is trust. The more two parties trust each other, the more they will feel confident engaging in transactions. Not just engaging in a high volume of transactions, but higher value transactions, too. Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies are certainly accomplishing a lot when it

Bitcoin held onto its weekly gains as traders waited for US Congress to agree on the second coronavirus package on Tuesday. The benchmark cryptocurrency added $67, or 0.5 percent, to trade near $11,827 ahead of the New York opening bell. Likewise, the US stocks inched higher in the pre-trading session, renewing

From last week’s highs, Bitcoin sustained a heavy correction into Saturday. The cryptocurrency fell from $16,000 to a low of $14,300, marking the first large correction of the recent uptrend. The cryptocurrency has since bounced back as the markets have turned risk-on once again on news of a seeming Biden presidency.

Chainlink (LINK) seems to be following a nice uptrend above $12.00. There are high chances of more gains once the bulls manage to clear the $13.10 and $13.50 resistance levels. Chainlink token price is trading in a positive zone above the $12.00 support against the US dollar. The price is facing hurdles

Top decentralized finance (DeFi) coins have dropped 5-10% over the past 24 hours despite Bitcoin’s move higher. BTC now trades at new year-to-date and multi-year highs at $16,300 and may continue higher as the key supports in the $16,000 region are surpassed. While Bitcoin is up 3% In the past 24

Bitcoin has seen some brutal price action throughout the morning, with overleveraged long positions being shaken out with a brief dip down to $15,700, while those panic shorting were then liquidated by a sharp rebound. This price action has allowed the cryptocurrency to begin inching higher and moving to retest its

Bill Hinman, outgoing director of the Division of Corporation Finance at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chose to focus one of his last speeches on the commission’s achievements in regulating crypto during his tenure. In remarks published on the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, website on Nov. 18, Hinman