Martin Young

Martin has been writing about cybersecurity and infotech for two decades. He has previous trading experience, has covered forex and finance and has been working in the blockchain and crypto industry since 2017.

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Ether futures are currently trading at a premium as investors make the switch from Bitcoin-based products.

Big investors pivoting from Bitcoin to Ether futures: JPMorgan

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2021-09-24T03:55:28+01:00

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A Bitcoin ETF could be approved by U.S. regulators by October, according to Bloomberg Intelligence commodity strategist Mike McGlone.

Commodity strategist predicts Bitcoin ETF could get the nod in US next month

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2021-09-22T06:18:56+01:00

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New York Digital Investment Group estimates that Bitcoin mining will not represent more than 0.4% of global electricity consumption over the next decade.

Bitcoin mining estimated to represent 0.9% of global carbon emissions in 2030

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2021-09-22T05:49:05+01:00

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Bitcoin miners appear reluctant to sell their BTC as the hash rate increases despite the recent sell-off.

Miners have accumulated $600M worth of Bitcoin since Feb

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2021-09-21T06:25:50+01:00

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Elizabeth Warren’s office has allegedly confused top 10 DeFi protocol MakerDAO with an early experiment in decentralized autonomous organizations that failed in...

Senator Warren’s office confuses MakerDAO for failed 2016 project The DAO

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2021-09-21T04:21:32+01:00

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Roughly $12.7 million worth of tokenized Bitcoin has been stolen from the BSC-based cross-chain composability platform pNetwork.

Latest DeFi hack targeting BSC sees $12.7M in Bitcoin stolen from pNetwork

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2021-09-20T06:56:25+01:00

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Coinbase has inked its second deal to develop software for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency since August.

Coinbase signs new $1.36M contract with US Customs enforcement agency

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2021-09-20T06:03:00+01:00

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Senator Hassan wants federal agencies to take more action, while Senator Lummis is more concerned about innovation being stifled.

Senator lobbies agencies over the use of crypto in ransomware

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2021-09-17T06:15:17+01:00

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