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A breakdown of the recent New York Times hit piece against Bitcoin mining.

Markets dumped but Crypto Twitter never fails to deliver — check out what went down on CT the past week.

Security or commodity? A question Gensler failed to answer in the Congressional showdown.

The Shapella (Shanghai + Capella) upgrade successfully went live on epoch 194,048, block height 6209536 at 22:27 UTC on April 12, 2023.

Bitcoin crossed $30K for the first time in 10 months. Can BTC hold this level — and what's next for the crypto markets?

Chief Twit has changed the Twitter logo to — guess what — Doge.

More than 1,800 people — including Elon Musk — have signed a letter calling on AI labs to pause the training of powerful systems (beyond GPT-4) for at least six months.

SBF's lawyer, Mark Cohen, has questioned the validity of the five new charges that have been added since he was flown from The Bahamas to the U.S.

Crypto firms have been accusing the SEC of failing to offer clear rules — but chairman Gary Gensler disagrees.

Also today, Matt Damon reveals why he starred in a Crypto.com advert that was mercilessly mocked online.

The peer-to-peer platform ran Paxful Earn through the doomed crypto lender — and when withdrawals were frozen, its users were also locked out of their funds.

The feminist punk rocker had created a work called "Virgin Mary, Please Become a Feminist" — but this is an offense under Russian law because it "hurts religious feelings."

The actor explained that he was trying to raise money for his charity Water.org — and when the exchange heard about this, it also donated $1 million.

The SEC's chairman claims the crypto industry is rife with non-compliance — and he's asking for another $200 million to chase bad actors.

Also today, Bitcoin has bounced back hard over the past 24 hours — shrugging off recent developments in the crypto markets.

Also today, the date when Ethereum stakers can make withdrawals has been revealed.

Montenegro says Terra's co-founder is facing criminal proceedings for using falsified travel documents — and if convicted, he would have to serve a sentence for that first.

Bitcoin has appreciated by 71.43% since the year began — despite ongoing concerns about inflation, interest rates and the threat of a recession.