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War in Ukraine: Some Cautions About Crypto Donations
Ukraine raised over $50 million during the first week of the Russia-Ukraine war, as crypto donations poured in to support Ukraine's military and humanitarian projects. Bruce Fenton, Chainstone Labs managing director and Satoshi Roundtable co-founder, discusses the role of bitcoin in the conflict as a potential tool for financial freedom, and why people should be cautious before making crypto donations.
Ukraine DAO Founder on Raising Nearly $7M, Support From Vitalik Buterin
Alona Shevchenko, Ukraine DAO founder and an activist, joins “First Mover” to discuss her crypto crowdfunding efforts to support Ukraine in war time, which has raised almost $7 million. Shevchenko explains how her experience with decentralized autonomous organizations led her to create the Ukraine DAO, their collaborative efforts with the Ukrainian NGO Come Back Alive, and the value in the community network of DAOs. Plus, insights on the DAO’s LOVE token and Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin’s involvement with the project.
Could China and The Digital Yuan Help Russia Amid Global Sanctions?
Ananya Kumar, GeoEconomics Center assistant director at the Atlantic Council, discusses the economic relationships between Russia and China and how China’s e-CNY may help facilitate a shift away from the U.S. dollar.
Wages Aren’t Rising With Inflation, Can Crypto Help?
Michele Schneider, MarketGauge Group managing director, shares her crypto markets update with “First Mover” following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony on inflation and the release of the jobs report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Schneider addresses the economic tensions that arise as inflation increases while wages stay stagnant, and the uptick in crypto transaction volumes from Russia and Ukraine.
Le Bitcoin glisse sous la barre des 42 000 $ tandis que l’offre active atteint un sommet annuel
La Cryptomonnaie approche les 41 000 dollars, même si un analyste affirme que les tensions géopolitiques pourraient alimenter une ruée vers plus de 50 000 dollars.
Premier acteur en Asie : la Chine va élargir ses tests du yuan numérique, l'invasion russe mettant en lumière le rôle potentiel des cryptomonnaies ; les cryptomonnaies déclinent
Le pays est sur le point d'approuver les essais de la monnaie numérique de la banque centrale dans un certain nombre de villes et de régions ; le Bitcoin et l'éther chutent à mesure que l'appétit pour le risque s'estompe.
Armes monétaires : quatre leçons du Canada et de la Russie
Le système financier traditionnel est un outil qui peut être utilisé aussi bien contre ses concitoyens que contre des ennemis méprisables.
Optimas CEO on Inflation: Fed Chair Powell Will ‘Turn to Quantitative Easing Within 6–7 Months’
Optimas CEO and founder Octavio Marenzi shares his insights on Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s plans for a quarter-point rate hike later this month, believing this is only a short-term concern and Powell is likely to utilize quantitative easing (QE) within the next six to seven months.
Dragonfly Capital Exec.: Crypto Flourishes ‘When the Banks Aren’t Working’
Haseeb Qureshi, a managing partner at Dragonfly Capital, joins “All About Bitcoin” to discuss macro factors moving the crypto markets, highlighting the impact from both the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic.
« Réprimer » les Crypto? Peut-être, mais T interdire les mathématiques.
Les plateformes d'accès comme les plateformes d'échange de Crypto sont déjà réglementées, à juste titre, ce qui empêche les fraudeurs potentiels des sanctions. Interdire ce code serait inconstitutionnel et, en fin de compte, futile.
