Joseph Kim, 24, of Phoenix, Arizona, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for cryptocurrency fraud, according to the Illinois State Attorney's Office. In particular, he stole Bitcoin and Litecoin coins worth about $600,000 from a former employer and $545,000 from his own acquaintances.
Delaware-based OsiaNetwork recently asked the Federal Election Commission (FEC) whether cryptocurrency mining pools that mine funds to support political campaigns are legal.
Cryptocurrency trading has become a popular investment method for both institutional and retail traders. The number of user-friendly platforms is growing, but information about which platforms and investment products to choose is not available to everyone.
Hong Kong company Crypto.com, formerly known as Monaco, has announced plans to release a new VISA card to the American market. The Visa Crypto Card, which is planned to be launched and allows you to pay with cryptocurrency on the VISA network, is currently only available to residents of Singapore.
After market consolidation last weekend, prices resumed falling. Today the annual minimums are expected to be updated again.
Despite attempts at growth, sellers dominate the altcoin market. TRX/USD and IOT/USD bears have selling opportunities.
The Democratic Party of Thailand, the country's main opposition party, has become the first major political party in the world to hold a primary election on the blockchain. Using an electronic voting system based on the Zcoin blockchain, the party successfully conducted its elections, with more than 120,000 voters participating.
Estonia has become one of the most loyal jurisdictions for the crypto industry in the European Union. The country has already issued more than 900 licenses for conducting cryptocurrency business.
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