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Russian Scientists Say They’ve Developed a Solution to ‘Fight BTC, ETH-powered Crime’

Russian scientists say they have made another breakthrough in the fight against Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH)-powered crime.

, by Tim Alper
Altcoin News
China’s Ex-Finance Minister Calls for More Research into Cryptos

China should fully recognise the risks associated with the asset class to the capital market, says former Chinese minister of Finance.

, by Sujha Sundararajan
Blockchain News
Crypto Investors Linked to ‘Dark’ Traits, Conspiracy Beliefs, Study Shows
Owning crypto may be linked to dark personality traits like narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy, and sadism, according to a recent study by academics.
, by Shalini Nagarajan
Vast Majority of Freelancers Prefer Income in Crypto, Stablecoins: Study
A recent survey found that 93% of global freelancers want to incorporate crypto and stablecoins into their income streams. The study, conducted by Zero Hash in collaboration with Lightspark, polled 2,500 freelancers and contractors across the US, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and the UAE. It...
, by Shalini Nagarajan
Hague Legal Body Launches Digital Asset Tokenization Project to Tackle Cross-Border Challenges
The Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) has initiated a project on digital asset tokenization. It aims to bring legal clarity to cross-border businesses engaging with digital assets. This project will encompass various digital token types. It will also explore preliminary legal...
, by Shalini Nagarajan
What Crypto Can Learn From the Internet’s Playbook
The connection between crypto and the internet is rooted deep in the digital DNA that defines our modern era. A recent Architect Partners report delves into how the internet's journey can offer valuable lessons for the development of crypto. It explores the maturation of emerging tech by...
, by Shalini Nagarajan
Major Geographic Shift in Crypto Use Exposed by Trading Volumes
 An analysis of trading volumes on major crypto exchanges has revealed a geographic shift in crypto trading activity.According to a report by crypto analysis firm Coin Metrics, the most prominent such shift in geographic activity has been the reduction of volume on China-focused exchanges over...
, by Fredrik Vold
Half of Uniswap’s Liquidity Providers See Negative Returns, Study Claims
Half of all users who provide liquidity on the third version of the decentralized exchange Uniswap are seeing lower returns than they would have if they simply held tokens in their own wallet, a new study claims. According to the study, the negative returns for users are due to the trading fee...
, by Fredrik Vold
Another Research On Bitcoin Concentration Omits Important Details
Bitcoin (BTC) is still concentrated in just "a few hands," with the top 10,000 individual holders controlling one-third of the circulating coins, a widely reported research paper claims. However, members of the Bitcoin community stress that the research is misleading.According to the paper, written...
, by Fredrik Vold
DeFi Spectacular Returns Unsustainable In Long-Term – Research
Decentralized finance (DeFi) is undergoing rapid evolution, but speculative demand bubbles that generated spectacular returns over short periods will be unsustainable in the long-term, according to a recent paper."[DeFi] remains immature, with a variety of unresolved economic, technical,...
, by Jaroslaw Adamowski
South Korea: Interest in Crypto Equal Between Younger and Older Age Groups
The authors of a detailed report on the profile of crypto investors in South Korea have concluded that Crypto Fever 2.0 has been marked by a spike in interest among older age groups – with those in their 40s and 50s expressing a similar amount of interest in tokens as the ever-crypto-keen...
, by Tim Alper
Ethereum Miners Don’t Cause Price Volatility, Says Analyst
If you’re looking for someone to blame for disruptive ethereum (ETH) price corrections, you may be mistaken to look in the direction of miners, per the findings of a new report.Researchers behind a new Coin Metrics study of Ethereum network miner activity have concluded that there was little...
, by Tim Alper
Global Debt Landscape Sends a Warning Sign
Xuehui Han is an Economist in the International Monetary Fund (IMF)’s Fiscal Affairs Department. Paulo Medas is Deputy Division Chief in the same department, while Susan Yang is a senior economist in the department. _____Many countries entered the pandemic with elevated debt levels. Our new...
, by Paulo Medas
Fed-Published DeFi Study By a European Professor Boosts Industry Morale
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) remains a niche market, but its efficiency, transparency, accessibility, and composability make for interesting characteristics, enabling it to potentially contribute to a more robust and transparent global financial infrastructure, according to a study published by the...
, by Jaroslaw Adamowski
‘DeFi Will Eat JPMorgan’ But There Are Risks Before That Meal
Decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols are estimated to grow in a decade or two to tower over legacy financial substitutions, such as major US-based investment bank JPMorgan, but there are specific, inherent risks that still need to be dealt with. "DeFi will eat JPMorgan," according to research...
, by Sead Fadilpašić
So You’re Not a Bitcoin Whale – But What Kind of BTC Sea Creature Are You?
You’ve probably heard about the overarching influence of bitcoin (BTC) whales, but it turns out there are plenty more fish in the crypto sea – and they all have an impact on the health of the sector. Are you one of those hard-to-find whales after all, or are you a mere crypto ocean...
, by Tim Alper
Economists: CBDCs to ‘Flop’ if They Aren’t Designed as Stores of Value
Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could become a store of value, a new paper claims – a move that could help them avoid becoming “a gigantic flop.”These were the findings of two economics experts at the University of Wuerzburg, in Germany, who published their findings on the...
, by Tim Alper
It Pays to Play the Long Game in Crypto – and Here’s the Proof
A ground-breaking report on the crypto industry has uncovered evidence that suggests firms that hang on for the long haul are more likely to turn a profit.These were the findings of a report by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, authored by Blandin et al, which surveyed some 500 crypto...
, by Tim Alper
Bitcoin Miners Are Using New Strategies to Hedge Risks
Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptoasset miners have been forced to employ various strategies to hedge risks, said researchers at the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, but most of these attempts are still "elementary." The study argued that, though mining pools are described as an aggregator of...
, by Sead Fadilpašić
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