Which Countries Are Prepared to Accept Cryptocurrencies?

Which Countries Are Prepared to Accept Cryptocurrencies?

Crypto Head says the U.S. is the country most prepared to accept cryptocurrrencies.

How much will one bitcoin be worth in 20 years? Hell if I know, but I know that Square, the payments company owned by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, wants to build a hardware wallet for bitcoin.

Could a bitcoin bubble lead to hyperinflation?

One legal expert predicts whether Cardano, Dogecoin, Polkadot, and Uniswap is more likely to be regulated by the SEC. And speaking of Cardano, the high-cap altcoin wants to attract a billion new users over the next decade. Speaking of the SEC, the regulatory body says Ripple is not entitled to a testimony from ex-SEC director. The plot thickens. Oh, and ADA has surpassed BTC as the most held crypto on the eToro platform.

Hey, Circle is going public.

Elon Musk has some serious issues with bitcoin and ether. But enough about that. What you really want to know is the political philosophy of Ethereum. One analyst predicts that ETH mining changes will dampen demand for GPUs—in 2022. Meanwhile, just in the last 30 days, there have been 5 million unique ether wallet addresses. Institutional banker Goldman Sachs predicts Ethereum will overtake Bitcoin as the leading cryptocurrency.

Reality show Queer Eye is looking for people who’ve lost their crypto wallet passwords.

Congress may get involved in crypto exchange regulation.

Influencers on TikTok are being banned from promoting crypto. Why are social media sites so hostile to crypto?

Crypto scams are nothing new. They happen all the time. In this case, one man lost almost 300,000 British pounds in crypto in a fake app scam.

The island of Malta has a unique approach to taxing cryptocurrencies.

Santander to block Binance customers’ payments in the UK. In the U.S., 32 million consumers complained about Binance to the FTC.

A children’s museum in Chicago will accept crypto donations.

We all know India is not friendly toward cryptocurrencies. In fact, the government has come close to banning them on more than one occasion. Despite the hostility, there has been a surge in crypto investments.

In Israel, the defense minister is going after the crypto accounts of Hamas.

21 percent of investors in the UK know nothing about cryptocurrencies. You know what that means? 79 percent know something.

If you plan to accept crypto for payment, you need to understand the tax laws. And if that’s your thing, you might be interested in these remote-friendly jobs that pay in cryptocurrency. Over $100,000 in crypto.

A huge diamond sold at Sotheby’s for $12 million in crypto.

The Fed flags crypto in financial review. Because monetary policy manipulators don’t like competition. Never mind that, though. Visa says more than $1 billion in crypto has been spent in 2021 thus far through crypto-linked credit cards. I guess you can’t stop a boulder from rolling downhill.

First published at Substack. Not to be construed as financial advice. Please seek a financial advisor before investing in cryptocurrencies.

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