Author: CryptoHoppers

OpenSecrets researchers have found that the cryptocurrency industry is on track to set a new record for federal lobbying spending. The record spending comes after a year in which firms struggled to rebuild their reputations and push for friendlire legislation, according to Reuters. In total, cryptocurrency firms spent $18.96 million over the three quarters of 2023. However, during the same period in 2022, $16.1 million was spent. In total, firms spent nearly $22 million on lobbying in 2022, including the failed crypto exchange FTX. Coinbase (COIN.O), the largest US cryptocurrency exchange, again topped the list with $2.16 million spent, followed by…

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The luxury fashion industry is rapidly embracing blockchain and Web3 technologies, marking a significant evolution in how these brands interact with their consumers and present their products. This move towards a more decentralized, customer-focused approach is being led by several top luxury brands, each implementing these technologies in unique ways. Here’s an overview of how they’re doing it: Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Cartier: These brands are part of the Aura Blockchain Consortium, which uses blockchain to ensure the authenticity of luxury goods. Each item can have a unique code that customers can verify using a mobile app, thereby protecting intellectual…

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Leaders in the cryptocurrency space are excitedly announcing the start of an exciting bull run. A growing number of industry participants are now calling for Bitcoin to hit previously unheard-of all-time highs in 2024, with a target price of $100,000 or more. 2023 has seen an extraordinary increase in the value of Bitcoin, with a rally that has exceeded a hundred percent. The general sense of optimism among industry participants and analysts alike points to a shared conviction that this momentum will last far into 2024. Crypto Optimism: The $100,000 Bitcoin Prediction The social media comments made by Blockstream CEO…

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IOTA Foundation announced a new partnership with CHAISE consortium. Alongside blockchain tech firms such as INATBA, Fujitsu, and European Digital SME Alliance, IOTA and CHAISE will provide blockchain education under a four-year grant with support of the “Erasmus+ Programme” of the European Union.  The #IOTA Foundation joins the #CHAISE consortium together with leading #blockchain #technology organizations, including @INATBA_org, @Fujitsu_Global and @EUdigitalsme, to provide blockchain innovation and skills development under a four-year Grant. https://t.co/qxlF5VsZN1 pic.twitter.com/YnZFEijz3j — IOTA (@iota) March 15, 2021 The project is said to assist Europe in its race for establishing a blockchain ecosystem. More importantly, it will address…

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A Fusion of Sensuality, NFTs, and Rock & Roll   Unveiling the Sensational NFT Drop: “DARK THE BOOK” Prepare to be enthralled as DarkMarkArt brings his newest project, “DARK THE BOOK” (Sex & NFTs & Rock & Roll), to Nifty Gateway Curated this December 1st. This project isn’t just an art collection; it’s a celebration of sensuality, digital innovation, and the rebellious spirit of rock and roll. Spotlight on Bella Hadid: The Star of the Collection In a striking revelation, DarkMarkArt has announced that the first shot of the collection will feature the globally renowned supermodel, Bella Hadid. This inclusion…

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Once again, there’s a stir in the world of cryptocurrency.Charles Hoskinson, the mastermind behind Cardano, is expressing frustration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The issue at hand? The SEC’s classification of ADA, Cardano’s native token, as a security. As the SEC battles major exchanges like Kraken, Binance, and Coinbase, ADA finds itself caught up in regulatory complexities. Hoskinson questions the fairness and transparency of the regulatory process, particularly the application of the Howey Test.A Clash of StandardsHoskinson is upset with the SEC’s differing treatment of cryptocurrencies. While giants like Bitcoin and Ethereum are considered non-securities due to…

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You are already aware that finding a good combination of trading indicators can lead to an excellent trading strategy. Some indicators save us the trouble of searching for new combinations since they are already perfect combinations of different efficient indicators. There is always an advantage in mastering such indicators. If you are interested in learning about one such indicator, you should explore the Elder Impulse System Indicator, known as the ‘indicator or indicators.’ Let’s dive into it. 1. Elder Impulse System: All You Should Know The Elder Impulse System is a powerful technical analysis tool used in crypto trading by professional cryptocurrency…

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 Understanding Curated NFTs Curated Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) represent a fascinating evolution in the digital art world. Unlike traditional NFTs, which can be created and listed by anyone, curated NFTs are selectively chosen and showcased by experts or influential figures in the art and blockchain communities. This process mirrors the art curation in physical galleries, where expert curators select works based on quality, uniqueness, and artistic merit, offering a refined collection to art enthusiasts and collectors. Art Curation in Galleries: A Historical Perspective Before the digital era, art curation in galleries played a crucial role in the art world. Galleries acted…

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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. Destroying the Bitcoin network, which is a decentralized and distributed system, would be an arduous task. One day, however, state actors might set their targets on Bitcoin (BTC) in an effort to destroy the best money in the history of the world. Here’s how they might go about eliminating Satoshi Nakamoto’s invention. One way that governments could limit the growth of the Bitcoin network is through regulatory restrictions. Governments have the power to regulate financial institutions and…

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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is poised to elevate the skills of its 22,000 staff members through a comprehensive blockchain technology training initiative. Teaming up with the Algorand Foundation, the United Nations Development Programme plans to inaugurate a blockchain academy by 2024. This groundbreaking venture is designed to impart knowledge about distributed ledger technology and blockchain applications to the organization’s extensive global workforce spanning 170 countries. United Nations agency to teach a wide spectrum of topics The curriculum is set to encompass a spectrum of topics, including financial inclusion, supply chain transparency, real-world asset tokenization, and digital identity applications.…

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