Emerging markets lead crypto adoption, according to Consenys survey
According to a survey from blockchain firm Consensys, half of the population of Nigeria, South Africa, Vietnam, the Philippines and India already own a crypto wallet.
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Friend.tech v2 airdrop could introduce non-transferable token
Making the token non-transferable could force users to pay the 1.5% Friend.tech platform fee in an “ironic” shift from the platform’s non-venture capitalist approach.

US cleared to sell $6.5B in Bitcoin — Will it crash BTC price?
US government holds about $18.50 billion worth of Bitcoin, which it may sell entirely ahead of Donald Trump's presidency.

Bitcoin rebounds 7% from low as BTC price chart prints rare RSI signal
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Three-Mile Island nuclear site reopening to power AI
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Price Analysis 27/11: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, LTC, EOS, BNB, BSV, XLM, TRX
The theft of 342,000 Ether (ETH) from South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit could have halted the current relief rally taking place in the crypto market. However, Lee Seok-woo, the CEO of Upbit’s operator, Dunamu said that the company will cover for the losses. This erased some of the initial concerns of the market participants and…

Supply chains reimagined: Enterprise DeFi finances personal protective equipment
Supply chain management has historically been challenging due to issues, such as increased costs, consumer demands, financial risk, volatility and much more. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has created even bigger issues for supply chains globally. A recent survey conducted by Big Four firm Ernst & Young in late 2020 puts this in perspective, noting that 97%…