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14.12.2024

Haliey Welch’s $HAWK Shows Why We Need Better Standards for Memecoins - CurrencyCrypt

Haliey Welch, widely recognized as “Hawk Tuah,” transformed her fleeting viral fame into a formidable media empire. With a burgeoning social media presence (230K followers on Instagram), lucrative brand partnerships, and the successful podcast Talk Tuah, Welch appeared to be transitioning from internet personality to business mogul. That was until the 22-year-old launched her memecoin,

CurrencyCrypt

18.12.2024

Bitcoin Traders No Longer Chasing Record Price Rally Like Before, Options Data Show - CurrencyCrypt

While bitcoin (BTC) continues to reach new lifetime highs, the latest options market trend indicates that traders aren't chasing the uptrend with the same zeal as before. On Monday, BTC's price rose above $107,000, surpassing the previous peak on Dec. 5 and taking the cumulative post-U.S.-election gain to over 50%, CoinDesk data show. Story continues

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18.12.2024

Revolut to Strengthen Crypto Fraud Protections With Added Security, Risk Scores - CurrencyCrypt

Fintech giant Revolut plans to extend its battle-tested security wrapper, Revolut Pay, to crypto customers from the start of 2025 to improve protection against fraudulent attacks. As it stands, Revolut says, there is limited visibility into card transactions and bank transfers its crypto customers make with exchanges, potentially exposing them to higher levels of fraud

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18.12.2024

British Columbia Maintains Bitcoin Mining Ban Despite Vancouver’s ‘BTC-Friendly City’ Motion - CurrencyCrypt

While Vancouver's City Council has passed a motion to explore becoming a 'bitcoin-friendly city', British Columbia still has a province-wide ban on mining BTC until December 2025. B.C.'s bitcoin mining ban began in December 2022 to address energy concerns, and it faced a legal challenge from Conifex Timber, which the B.C. Supreme Court upheld in

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