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Andrew Thurman

Andrew Thurman is a weekend editor at Cointelegraph, and he writes on emerging projects and blockchain innovations during the week. A reformed English teacher, he has worked in this industry in various capacities since 2017. He spends far too much time tweeting about books, basketball, and blockchain.

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YieldWars used Associated Press data to settle their prediction market, but some question the validity of using their call as an oracle

Critics grumble as YieldWars uses AP election call as an oracle

2020-11-07T19:24:32+00:00

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High yields and frequent interest payments on Circle’s business accounts may be designed to compete with DeFi protocols

Circle’s high-yield USDC business accounts take aim at DeFi

2020-11-07T16:14:02+00:00

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Ethereum-based traders turn their noses up at Huobi’s latest wrapped assets, including BSV and LTC

Traders apathetic as Huobi launches two new wrapped assets on Ethereum

2020-11-02T00:26:04+00:00

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Former IMF Chief and President of the European Central Bank solicited input on possible CBDC

Christine Lagarde invites public comments on eurozone CBDC

2020-11-01T14:24:56+00:00

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Mark S. Scott, who pocketed upwards of $50 million in fees for laundering OneCoin money, disbarred

Lawyer for OneCoin scammer Ruja "Cryptoqueen" Ignatova disbarred

2020-11-01T13:27:36+00:00

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The interoperability protocol seeks to expand beyond Ethereum and create cross-chain functionality

0x charts path towards cross-chain asset exchange and liquidity aggregation

2020-10-31T17:21:43+00:00

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Where do NFTs fit into DeFi, what's next for a space awash with funding, and how do DAOs manage NFT content? Jesse Johnson discusses with Cointelegraph

The future of NFTs in DeFi: A conversation with Aavegotchi's Jesse Johnson

2020-10-26T01:51:00+00:00

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Griffith argues that because his April 2019 conference presentation consisted of widely-available public information, he was not providing a "service" to North ...

Ethereum researcher Virgil Griffith files motion to dismiss North Korea conspiracy charge

2020-10-24T18:10:13+01:00

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