Bitcoin ETF investors buy the dip: Daily inflows hit $295M
United States-listed Bitcoin ETFs have notched their biggest day of inflows in over a month amid a slump in the crypto markets.
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Remembering John McAfee: computer programmer and crypto evangelist dead at 75
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Inside the blockchain developer’s mind: The governance crisis
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$520B state-owned Italian bank trials digital bonds on Polygon
The trial was part of an initiative set up by the European Central Bank to identify how blockchains can facilitate central bank money settlement.

OECD opens proposal on tax transparency framework for crypto to public comment
According to the OECD, the crypto market posed a “significant risk” around tax transparency, claiming that any gains will eventually be lost without additional safeguards. 303 Total views 20 Total shares The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD, has suggested additional requirements on reporting crypto transactions and identifying users aimed at increasing transparency…