Dogecoin Plummets 9% as Crypto Markets Flash Red
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Dogecoin Plummets 9% as Crypto Markets Flash Red

The crypto industry’s largest “meme coin” by market capitalization, Dogecoin, has plummeted over 9% overnight. DOGE is now trading at around $0.088 following the latest drop. Bears have been in control of the token for the past week, too; in the past seven days, Dogecoin has fallen almost 16%, per CoinGecko. After Ethereum and Bitcoin, DOGE generated the third-most liquidations…

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Nobel Laureate Ben Bernanke Blasts Cryptocurrencies, Says Tokens 'Have Not Been Shown to Have Any Economic Value at All'
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Nobel Laureate Ben Bernanke Blasts Cryptocurrencies, Says Tokens ‘Have Not Been Shown to Have Any Economic Value at All’ – News Bitcoin News

Ben Bernanke, former chairman of the Federal Reserve and also the winner of the 2022 Nobel Prize in economics, has recently blasted the concept of cryptocurrencies. In an interview with Dagens Nyheter, one of the biggest Swedish journals, Bernanke remarked that cryptocurrencies have not proven they have any economic value at all. Ben Bernanke Blasts Crypto The demise of certain…

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'Biggest week of the year' — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
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‘Biggest week of the year’ — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week

Bitcoin (BTC) starts one of the most important macro weeks of the year in a precarious position below $17,000. After its latest weekly close, BTC/USD showed little upward momentum prior to the Dec. 12 Wall Street open. With volatility yet to appear, the largest cryptocurrency continues to trade in a narrow range, and analysts are increasingly impatient for new catalysts.…

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Constant Blackouts Have Ruined Cryptocurrency Mining Investments in Cuba
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Constant Blackouts Have Ruined Cryptocurrency Mining Investments in Cuba – Mining Bitcoin News

Several small investors have manifested that the constant blackouts in several parts of Cuba have made cryptocurrency mining unsustainable, leaving them unable to operate their rigs. The blackouts also affect telecommunications, leaving some of these operations that rely on off-grid power plants without the internet needed to complete mining tasks. Cryptocurrency Mining in Cuba Not Feasible Under Current Conditions Cryptocurrency…

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Bitcoin bottomed as 'everyone who could go bankrupt has gone bankrupt'
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Bitcoin bottomed as ‘everyone who could go bankrupt has gone bankrupt’

Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of crypto derivatives platform BitMEX, thinks the worst might be over for Bitcoin (BTC) this cycle as the “largest most irresponsible entities” have run out of BTC to sell. “Looking forward, pretty much everyone who could go bankrupt has gone bankrupt,” he said in the Dec. 11 interview with crypto advocate and podcaster Scott Melker.…

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US senator calls on SEC's Gensler to answer for 'regulatory failures'
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US senator calls on SEC’s Gensler to answer for ‘regulatory failures’

Minnesota Senator Tom Emmer has slammed United States Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler for his flawed “crypto information-gathering efforts” and insisted Gensler should appear before Congress to explain the cost of his “regulatory failures.” Emmer’s comments came from a Dec. 10 tweet to his 67,500 Twitter followers, where he made reference to a bipartisan Blockchain Caucus letter he…

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Bank of England opens applications for 'proof of concept' CBDC wallet
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Bank of England opens applications for ‘proof of concept’ CBDC wallet

The Bank of England (BOE) is seeking a “proof of concept” for a wallet that will be able to hold a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). On Dec. 9, the BOE posted a request for applications on the United Kingdom government’s Digital Marketplace, a service where government organizations can solicit work for digital projects. Simple guidelines for what the proof-of-concept…

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Americans, Koreans, Russians With Most Visits to Centralized Exchanges, Research Shows
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Research Shows Centralized Exchanges Saw the Most Visits This Year From Americans, Koreans, Russians – Exchanges Bitcoin News

Residents of the United States, South Korea and the Russian Federation have been the most frequent users of centralized exchanges this year, according to a new study. The finding comes after the spectacular crash of FTX, one of the largest such platforms, amid tightening regulations and fewer new users. U.S. Leads by Number of CEX Users, Turkey and Japan Are…

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