The LIBRA scandal exposed: Is the memecoin market rigged against you?
The latest Cointelegraph video unveils how the recent fiasco around LIBRA sheds light on widespread fraud in the memecoin markets.
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Bitcoin could start its rally next week, on a potential liquidity injection in the world’s largest economy.

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The pilot version of China’s official digital yuan wallet app has become the most downloaded app in local mobile app stores. 227 Total views 21 Total shares The official digital yuan wallet app that was released as a pilot version to be used in select cities has still managed to top app store charts in…

Bitcoin Momentum Investing — Does Buy the Dump, Sell the Pump Work?
This week as equities markets plummeted across the globe, Bitcoin (BTC) price also faced a sharp correction. Over the past week Bitcoin price has dropped $1,500 and currently trades at $8,454, a new four week low. Since the start of the year Bitcoin and most major altcoins showed an impressive gain in price, leading analysts to…

Chile: Crypto Exchange Loses Ongoing Legal Battle in Supreme Court Ruling
The Chilean Supreme Court has ruled against crypto exchange Orionx, allowing a state-owned bank to close its account, local news outlet Emol reported Dec. 4.The third chamber of the high court has revoked the decision taken in July that had guaranteed protection to Orionx and forced local state-owned bank Banco del Estado to reopen its…

Blockchain Co-Inventor Offers His View Into Satoshi Nakamoto’s Background
Blockchain co-inventor, Scott Stornetta, profiles Satoshi Nakamoto for Cointelegraph.In a recent Cointelegraph interview, Stornetta explained why he could not have been Satoshi Nakamoto, or part of Bitcoin’s creation. He also ruled out Craig Wright as a possible candidate. Although he may not know the true identity of Bitcoin (BTC)’s founder, Stornetta shared some possible insights into…

Justice Department files antitrust lawsuit against Visa’s acquisition of Plaid
Monopolizing a market is legal in some instances, but not others. 2039 Total views 21 Total shares The United States Department of Justice is filing suit against Visa for its acquisition of Plaid, which the DoJ is arguing is an illegal play to achieve monopoly. According a complaint filed by the DoJ on Thursday: "Visa seeks to buy…

The UK cannot afford to send mixed messages on crypto
The United Kingdom is paving the road for cryptocurrency services, courting startups and established players alike while leading the way in pioneering regulation on stablecoins and nonfungible tokens.But a lot has changed. After two years of deliberations, European Union lawmakers achieved agreement on the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, marking a pivotal moment for harmonized…

Artificial general intelligence (AGI): Can it really think like a human?
What is AGI? When the lines blur between man and machine, you’re looking at artificial general intelligence (AGI). Unlike its counterpart, artificial narrow intelligence (ANI), which is the use of AI for solving individual problem statements, AGI represents artificial intelligence that can understand, learn and apply knowledge in a way that is indistinguishable from human