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UK Government Reportedly Planning PR Campaign Against Encrypted Communications With Some Shockingly Manipulative Tactics, EOS Creator Is Back
“The Hash” hosts unpack today’s top stories ranging from the latest government campaign in the U.K. that could potentially mobilize public opinion against encrypted communications, UFC’s expansion into NFTs, EOS creator Dan Larimer’s return and what it means for the space.
Will EU Ban Proof-of-Work Crypto Mining? Is Ether or Solana Winning the Hearts and Minds of NFT Investors?
“The Hash” hosts discuss the hot topics today including the possible ban of proof-of-work crypto mining in Europe, Argo’s new venture into non-mining business, JPMorgan’s report on NFT market share and more.
Betting on Web 3, Microsoft to Acquire Gaming Company Activision Blizzard for $68.7B, An NFT Restaurant Is Opening in New York City
“The Hash” hosts discuss today’s hot topics ranging from Microsoft’s nearly $70 billion acquisition of gaming giant Activision Blizzard, the upcoming debut of an NFT restaurant “FlyFish Club” in New York City, and the fate of the stolen Ether from Crypto.com.
Dogecoin Spikes as Tesla Accepts Payments, Should the Fed Be Banned From Issuing a US Digital Dollar?
“The Hash” tackles today’s hot topics: Dogecoin soars as Tesla accepts payments for merchandise, “Blockchain City” CityDAO gets hacked via Discord, El Salvador journalists and activists get hacked via Pegasus spyware and why Congressman Tom Emmer wants to prohibit the Fed from issuing a digital dollar.
Could Solana Become the Visa of the Digital Asset World? What Could Coinbase’s Purchase of FairX Mean for Crypto Markets?
“The Hash” hosts discuss today’s top stories ranging from Coinbase’s acquisition of crypto derivatives platform FairX, the lawsuit involving Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather Jr, and the debate over whether non-fungible tokens (NFTs) can be classified as art.
Jack Dorsey Wants to Form Non-Profit Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund for Developers
“The Hash” hosts discuss today’s top stories ranging from Jack Dorsey’s proposal for a crypto developers legal defense fund to the latest funding round for Fan-Controlled Football League (FCF).
Is Moxie Marlinspike Right About Web 3? What Are the Key Revelation from CoinDesk’s “Mnuchin Files” Investigation Report?
“The Hash” hosts discuss today’s hot topics ranging from Signal founder Moxie Marlinspike’s resignation as CEO to the key findings from CoinDesk’s “Mnuchin Files” investigative report, which suggested Jared Kushner was an advocate for a U.S. digital currency during the Trump administration.
PayPal Is Exploring Launching Its Own Stablecoin, Binance.US Building Virtual Office in the Metaverse and More
“The Hash” team discusses today’s hot topics ranging from fintech giant PayPal exploring the opportunity to launch its own stablecoin, Binance.US building a new virtual office in the Solana metaverse, and bitcoin’s hashrate update after the Kazakhstan mining disruption to the latest development in the Pudgy Penguins NFT project.
What’s Driving GameStop’s Expansion Into NFT and Crypto Markets? Why Is Antivirus Software Company Norton Installing a Crypto Mining Feature on Computers?
“The Hash” team discusses today’s top stories: GameStop is entering the non-fungible token (NFT) and crypto markets as part of a turn-around plan, and antivirus software company Norton is being criticized for adding a difficult-to-remove cryptocurrency mining software called Norton Crypto to its Norton 360 antivirus software suite. Plus, latest on the Kazakhstan protests and their impact on the crypto mining industry.
Hawkish Fed Minutes Spook Global Equity Markets and Cryptocurrencies, Crypto Crime Hit All-Time High of $14B in 2021
“The Hash” hosts discuss the top stories ranging from the sell-off in both stock and crypto markets, crypto crime hitting an all-time high of $14 billion last year, and rapper Nas selling rights to two songs via a crypto startup.