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The bitcoin community is currently on high alert, anticipating a decision from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding the approval or potential rejection of spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds).
The discussion centered around the challenges and prospects of scaling Bitcoin, with a focus on maintaining self-sovereignty and the complexities of various scaling solutions.
Bitcoin is not merely a hedge against inflation; it is a solution to it. Unlike real estate or equities, which can hedge inflation, Bitcoin operates independently of the dollar and is designed to replace it.
German farmers, with the support of truckers, have blocked numerous highways, causing widespread disruptions. Highways such as the A2, which is a critical east-west artery through Europe and Germany, have been affected by these protests.
Despite the addition of 216,000 jobs in December, surpassing forecasts and maintaining an unchanged unemployment rate at 3.7%, deeper analysis suggests economic frailties and statistical discrepancies.
Bitcoin's purpose is much higher than increasing the net worth of those who hold it (or hold exposure to it). Bitcoin is freedom money and the siren calls of wealth and convenience are on their way to undermine the mission.
The financial market has been keenly observing the developments surrounding the listing of Bitcoin ETFs. January 8 to January 10 has been identified as a critical window for the SEC to make its ruling on a series of applications for the listing of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
The overall objective of SDG16 is to strengthen the UN regime. The UN acknowledges that SDG16.9 is the most crucial of all its goals. It is, the regime claims, essential for the attainment of numerous other SDGs.
The concept of self-deception is paradoxical and pervasive in human behavior. Despite the universal teaching of the value of honesty, self-deception remains a common yet insidious practice. This article examines the nature of self-deception, its causes, and its consequences.
Bitcoin celebrated 15 years since the mining of its genesis block this week – a period during which the permissionless, open source, distributed network has achieved 99.99% uptime – by breaking the $45,000 price level for the first time since April 2022.
Andy Schoonover, founder and CEO of CrowdHealth, shares his personal experience with the traditional health insurance system, which he found lacking when it denied coverage for his daughter's necessary medical procedure.
This episode dives into the pressing issue of food security with Chris Hume from the Lancaster Patriot. The conversation revolves around the recent raid on Amos Miller's organic farm by Pennsylvania state troopers and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
The implications of this ballooning debt are dire. During the 2008 financial crisis, the national debt was a third of its current size, with the government incurring over $1 billion daily in interest. Today, that figure has tripled to $3 billion per day.
As the primaries loom, these voters express a desperate yearning for change. Inflation has emerged as a cross-party concern, now considered the most pressing issue by the electorate.
