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The $20,000 Human IPO and 5 Other Crypto Stories That Have Nothing to Do With COVID-19
From regulation-related shutdowns to a human IPO and G20 warnings about stablecoins, NLW breaks down a set of crypto trend stories that really aren’t about COVID-19.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 8:28 a.m. Published Apr 14, 2020, 7:00 p.m.
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From regulation-related shutdowns to a human IPO and G20 warnings about stablecoins, NLW breaks down a set of crypto trend stories that really aren’t about COVID-19.
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Even as the market tries to make sense of everything happen (or ignores it, depending on your perspective), crypto keeps on plugging along.
Today on The Breakdown @NLW looks at five recent crypto stories that are representative of larger trends, including:
- Coinbase Custody enabling staking for Polkadot DOTs
- A Telegram-focused exchange shutting down due to regulatory compliance costs
- A $20,000 "Human IPO" on Ethereum
- Shapeshift acquires Portis & other crypto M&A
- A G20 report on the threat of stablecoins
See also: How Coronavirus Is Accelerating the End of Globalism, Feat. Peter Zeihan
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