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Mi Primer Bitcoin, a global initiative led by John Dennehy, is transforming Bitcoin education worldwide. Discussed on the Stephan Livera podcast, the program has reached over 25,000 students and is expanding through a network of 27 education nodes across 21 countries.
The House Judiciary Committee is scrutinizing the IRS's deployment of artificial intelligence in tax surveillance, raising alarms about potential warrantless monitoring of millions of Americans.
The 2024 Bitcoin Halving is set to halve the block reward, initiating pivotal changes for the mining industry.
A good way to give people paying invoices some peace of mind when paying.
Japan's significant shift from negative interest rates to a new monetary era dramatically impacts its traditionally savings-inclined citizens.
This podcast episode delves deep into the transformative role of Bitcoin in modern asset management, as discussed by experts Larry Lepard and David Thayer.
The U.S. Social Security and Medicare systems are nearing a critical point, grappling with a daunting $175 trillion funding gap as highlighted in the government's financial report.
David Seroy discusses on What Bitcoin Did how Zero-Knowledge (ZK) Rollups and Bitcoin-backed stablecoins could revolutionize Bitcoin’s scalability and adoption.
The commercial real estate sector, destabilized by the Federal Reserve's fluctuating interest rates and ensuing loan defaults, is posing a grave threat to the U.S. banking system.
This is not ideal. It's probably not a good idea to create bitcoin private keys with Apple M-Series chips.
Congressional leaders are intensifying their investigation into potential presidential abuse of power, focusing on whistleblower claims that the CIA obstructed the IRS and DOJ from interviewing a crucial witness in Hunter Biden's tax investigation.
The Texas border saw a tense clash as a group of migrants attempted to forcefully breach the border wall, engaging in a standoff with the Texas National Guard.
The U.S. House of Representatives has unanimously passed a pivotal bill to restrict third-party data brokers from selling sensitive American user data to foreign adversaries.
