Why This Former SEC Chair Thinks Crypto Is Coming To Legacy Finance
Former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton recently gave an interview discussing the state of crypto regulations in the country. Many top companies in this industry have been asking for a robust framework from authorities in the U.S., but the SEC and others might be under-delivering. Related Reading: Bitcoin 1 Month Old Supply […]
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell thinks a central bank digital currency would obsolete bitcoin. He's way off.
In an age when the need for digital privacy is more apparent than ever, the legacy of the cypherpunks, Bitcoin’s root collective, lives on. The post Crypto Art Of Resistance: Remember, Remember The Legacy Of The Cypherpunks appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.