Roger Ver says Ethereum will lead the way, not Bitcoin

Coinbase CEO releases multiple statements regarding China and US as being technology leaders. El Salvador’s President announces new advisor. SEC and Former Coinbase employee settle. Paul Krugman is yelling at crypto again. MoonPay executives cashed out before business dropped. Some SBF charges may get dropped.

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Trending from yesterday 👍

1. Richard Heart’s Pulse launch flops, users stranded, HEX crashes

2. Plan for 30% tax on Bitcoin mining appears dead under debt ceiling deal

3. SBF’s charges should not be tossed, prosecutors say

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News

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Coinbase CEO warns that China will dominate Global Digital Finance

Japan’s largest airline launches NFT marketplace

Saifedean Ammous, Bitcoin Standard Author, is now an advisor to El Salvador's President

Central African Republic adopts Bitcoin as legal tender

“America’s future as a global technology leader is up for grabs” says Coinbase CEO

Old man yells at cloud - Paul Krugman slams crypto (again) as mostly useless

SEC settles with Coinbase employee for insider trading charges

Roger Ver says Ethereum will drive global cryptocurrency adoption, not Bitcoin. Roger, blink twice if you are ok.

MoonPay executives cashed out before business dropped

Indian Banks asked to prepare for the future with AI and blockchain

Some SBF charges could be dropped if Bahamas objects

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Coinfeeds Reddit Bot Top 3 Stories

1. Central African Republic adopts Bitcoin as legal tender

2. Prosecutors say SBF’s arguments to dismiss charges are meritless. “The charges track the relevant statutes and the defendant’s alleged misconduct falls within the heartland of what these statues prohibit”

3. Hong Kong’s new crypto rules covered by China State TV in rare move from Beijing

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