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Today, there is still a possibility that altcoin prices will continue to recover
Today, the central banks of Australia and New Zealand published information that they do not intend to issue their own cryptocurrencies in the near future, as this could damage their established systems.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham plans to hold a hearing on Tuesday on the potential impact of "virtual shell companies" and cryptocurrencies on US elections and discuss whether cryptocurrency threatens democratic elections.
According to cybersecurity company AlienVault, the author of the infected HWP documents used in recent attacks on exchanges is the North Korean government-funded group Lazarus.
According to Omni Explorer, Tether (USDT), a cryptocurrency that is said to be backed by the US dollar, issued another 250 million tokens on June 25.
Yesterday's price recovery turned into consolidation near support levels. But the indicator readings do not allow us to determine whether the recovery will continue to the resistance levels or the downtrend will resume
Last week, a court ruled that creditors of the failed Mt. Gox are entitled to compensation for losses in bitcoin, and not in fiat, equivalent to the value of bitcoin at that time. The difference could potentially be hundreds of millions of dollars, depending on what the price of bitcoin will be in the coming months.
South Korea's Ministry of Strategy and Finance has denied reports that recently appeared in some local media about the government's plans to tax cryptocurrency profits at a rate of 10%.
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