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    Bitcoin,  Cryptocurrencies,  Technology

    Winklevoss brothers cheer the thing that could destroy Bitcoin

    The ‘Facebook coin’ is part of a bigger project that could have dire consequences for the rest of crypto

    March 18, 2019 /

    TL;DR: Facebook isn’t merely developing a coin. What’s happening appears to be a massive shift in the social media giant’s entire business and crypto is merely a part of the bigger picture.

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    Lawrence Lewitinn
  • Charlie Shrem at Ben's Deli in Manhattan (Ken Kurson)
    Charlie Shrem at Ben's Deli in Manhattan (Ken Kurson)
    Bitcoin

    Winklevoss twins suffer setback in Charlie Shrem lawsuit

    Ordered to pay court costs

    February 8, 2019 /

    Winklevoss Capital was ordered to pay Bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem more than $45,000 in court fees after a federal judge overturned an earlier decision authorizing them to freeze more than $30 million in assets.

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    Leo Jakobson
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    The corner of Wall and Broad Streets is one of the most boring and disappointing places on earth these days but once it was synonymous with finance (via Pixabay)
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    Fidelity, Gemini announcements bring cryptocurrency investments closer to the mainstream

    Fidelity will begin securing Bitcoin wallets while Gemini passed a tough examination of its security services by Deloitte

    January 30, 2019 /

    Cryptocurrency supporters eager to see the business break into the financial mainstream had a pair of good signs on Jan. 30, as Fidelity Investments announced a timeframe for its Bitcoin custody service, and the Gemini exchange became the first exchange to pass a tough third-party test of its security offerings.

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    Leo Jakobson
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