In our “National Cryptocurrencies” section, we cover government-backed digital currencies and state initiatives related to blockchain technology. Here you will find news about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), national crypto projects, and the role of digital money in modern economies. Read the “National Cryptocurrencies” section on ForkNews to stay informed about how countries are developing their own digital currencies.
Based on the order book, you can classify the players currently present on the market. Analysis of their actions will help you make the right forecast and choose your own behavior strategy.
In today's review, as always, we summarize the results of the outgoing week and analyze the overall price dynamics
According to cybersecurity experts, the number of people wishing to make money illegally at the expense of others will only grow. Illegal or “gray” mining is a new type of cybercrime, and it is quite safe for the criminals themselves. Today's realities are such that more and more people are trying to mine, but this is a very energy-intensive process with expensive equipment. Therefore, miners are coming up with increasingly sophisticated ways to reduce their costs and increase income.
The Hong Kong cryptocurrency exchange announced that it was suspending trading in Bitcoin futures due to suspicions of collective manipulation of the price of this cryptocurrency.
From the Marshall Islands to Russia, everyone is involved in the discussion of this year's top topic - cryptocurrency. After digital currencies took investors on a rollercoaster ride, central banks began to seriously consider issuing national cryptocurrencies. These currencies will not become second-rate players. In contrast, central bank support can have a significant impact on individual clients, commercial creditors and the international monetary system.
After the RSI indicators “flew” into the oversold zone, the rate for the main cryptocurrency pairs recovered slightly
The governments of many countries are puzzled by the problems of regulation and taxation of transactions with digital currencies. The main point remains the question of what definition to give to the cryptocurrency itself. Today, each country is trying to solve approaches to taxation of transactions with cryptocurrencies differently, adapting new realities to internal current legislation.
Starting from March 5, 2018, the German National Tourist Board (GNTB) accepts bitcoin payments as payment for its services. The committee operates under the leadership of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, and as an advertising organization receives funds through government funding and private contributions.
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