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OnlyFans has abandoned the sex workers that made it huge, largely thanks to pressure from banks and payment providers. That's a terrifying precedent, says our columnist.
Two top-tier investors are clashing over the potential of innovative "growth stocks." But what they're really talking about is the Fed.
Props, a social media token project, was one of the first to receive a Reg A+ qualification. It's now shutting down.
At least for now, crypto in Puerto Rico is less about doing business than about education.
The greenback's share of world reserves is dropping steadily. The euro, yuan and bitcoin are all in the running to pick up the slack.
If computers will continue to do more important things, we'll require those programs to be secure. Learning what not to do is one way there.
The Senate has failed to amend a provision that could cripple the U.S. cryptocurrency sector. But the game's not over yet.
Crypto is about to reshape the face of U.S. politics, as those with the most at stake learn they need to pay to protect their interests.
Private networks, a lot like corporate private intranets, may never go away but they will never be as relevant as the public internet or open chains like Ethereum.
With two competing amendments and pressure from the White House and Treasury, crypto taxation is suddenly the crux of the massive infrastructure bill.
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A late addition to the infrastructure bill moving through Congress would impose impossible reporting requirements on miners and wallets.