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Latest from Sebastian Sinclair
Australia's Mawson Infrastructure Increases Count of Bitcoin Mining Machines in US Operation
Gross margins are expected to be more than 80% based on the current bitcoin price and its network difficulty.

Bitstamp Adds Support for Euro-Backed Tether Stablecoin Amid Increasing Demand
Access to EURT will save Bitstamp's euro users time and money without a loss of purchasing power, a Bitstamp executive said.

US Patent Granted to Stablecoin Concept Backed by Government Debt
Unlike fiat currency-pegged stablecoins, Yuga Coin intends to be solely pegged to government debt such as bonds and Treasury notes.

Ethereum Developer Virgil Griffith Back in Jail in the US
He is charged with helping North Korea circumvent sanctions through the use of crypto.

Port of Buenos Aires to Modernize Maritime System Using Blockchain
Blockchain implementation will act as a "digital notary," according to the port.

BlockFi Receives Cease and Desist Order From New Jersey Attorney General
BlockFi CEO Zac Prince said his platform remains "fully operational" for its existing client base in New Jersey.

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest Raises Square Holdings After Dorsey Announcement
Square's intentions to build out crypto products, including a hardware wallet, align with ARK ambitions to realize its exchange-traded fund.

ASX's Blockchain Upgrade Costing Members 'Millions,' Says Industry Body
“The investment required to operate in global markets is getting more and more intense,” said association CEO Judith Fox.

Stablecoins Risky Like ‘Wildcat’ Bank Practices of 19th Century, Gorton and Zhang Write
Yale economist Gary Gorton and U.S. Federal Reserve attorney Jeffery Zhang liken stablecoins to a time when private banks issued their own notes.

Bitcoin Heads for Its Worst Weekly Close in Over a Month
Should the cryptocurrency close at or below current prices, that would represent the steepest weekly sell-off since June 14.
