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 -  Bitcoin Magazine
Book’s Books: Matt Sekerke and Steve Hanke, “Making Money Work: How to Rewrite the Rules of Our Financial System” Book’s Books: Matt Sekerke and Steve Hanke, “Making Money Work: How to Rewrite the Rules of Our Financial System”
Bitcoin Magazine Book’s Books: Matt Sekerke and Steve Hanke, “Making Money Work: How to Rewrite the Rules of Our Financial System” This book on money, by two economists, was so bad that I stopped reading after 33 pages. The authors ignorantly dismissed Bitcoin in a single sentence; thus, I concluded that the title wasn’t worth my time — or indeed anybody concerned with building a better monetary future. This post Book’s Books: Matt Sekerke and Steve Hanke, “Making Money Work: How to Rewrite the Rules of Our Financial System” first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Joakim Book.

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 - Bitcoin Magazine
Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them Bitcoin Magazine Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them The second of ten Bitcoin privacy focused videos. Calle joins Shinobi to discuss how micropayments can bring privacy back to the internet. This post Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Shinobi.
 - CoinDesk
Ethereum Faces Validator Bottleneck With 2.5M ETH Awaiting Exit The backlog pushed exit wait times to more than 46 days on Monday, the longest in Ethereum’s short staking history, dashboards show. The last peak, in August, put the exit queue at 18 days.
 - Bitcoin Magazine
Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them Bitcoin Magazine Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them The second of ten Bitcoin privacy focused videos. Calle joins Shinobi to discuss how micropayments can bring privacy back to the internet. This post Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Shinobi.
 - The Defiant
Maple’s $200 Million Plasma Vault Gets Filled Instantly The onchain asset manager’s Plasma pre-deposit vault for syrupUSDT hit capacity in under a minute.
 - The Defiant
Crypto Majors Trade Sideways amid Geopolitical Tension Bitcoin, Ethereum and other large-caps are mostly flat today as geopolitical risks and Fed anticipation weigh on markets.
 - CoinDesk
Galaxy Digital Said to Plan Its Own Tokenized Money Market Fund Galaxy’s tokenized fund will ultimately be available on the Ethereum, Solana and Stellar blockchains, said a person familiar with the plans.
 - CoinDesk
Blockchain-Based RWA Specialists Bring $50M to Apollo's Tokenized Credit Strategy Crypto credit infrastructure firm Grove commits $50 million to the Anemoy Tokenized Apollo Diversified Credit Fund (ACRDX) with help from Plume and Centrifuge.
 - CoinDesk
Stellar’s XLM Rallies on Volume Surge Before Sharp Intraday Reversal Stellar's token hits $0.39 peak on massive volume before wiping out gains in final trading hour as institutional interest builds.
 - CoinDesk
The Clarity Act Is Probably Dead: Here's What's Next for Its Successor Legislation The House bill to regulate U.S. crypto was a big win for the industry, but it's the current Senate effort that's likely to be the one that rules the sector.