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Just had shrimp today, so delicious!
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This is next-level! 🔥 Seamless auth + payments in a mini app? Farcaster's SDK is unlocking some wild possibilities. Can't wait to see where devs take this!
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Metaplanet will issue 40 ordinary bonds, each with a face value of 50 million yen. The bonds, which bear no interest, will be redeemable in full on Aug. 26, 2025.
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The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which rates market sentiment out of a total possible score of 100, fell to a score of 25 points on Feb. 25 — signaling “Extreme Fear.”
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Utah has made the most regulatory progress of any US state on a Bitcoin reserve bill, having passed its HB230 “Blockchain and Digital Innovation Amendments” bill through the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee on Feb. 20.
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Bills in 20 of those 24 states remain live, according to Bitcoin Laws.
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Trump’s order created a crypto working group led by White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks to come up with a legal framework for crypto and stablecoins, along with studying the possible creation of a national crypto stockpile.
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“We’re expecting a pro-crypto economy over the next several years here,” Kaufman said. “We saw a strategic petroleum reserve more than 50 years ago [...] We have gold reserves. So if you’re going to build a Bitcoin reserve, we think now is a good time to do it.”
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In the CNBC interview, Kaufman highlighted an ongoing “flurry of crypto-related ETF filings,” and added that Calamos’ protected Bitcoin ETF suite CBOJ is the first of its kind.
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“The person deciding the new EF leadership team is me. One of the goals of the ongoing reform is to give the EF a ‘proper board,’ but until that happens, it’s me,” Buterin said.
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While many supported Buterin’s decision to solely run Ethereum until reforms for an official board kick in, several community members called out the move, citing ambiguity with the ethos of the blockchain technology — the pursuit of decentralization.
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Despite a long-term 11-year affiliation with the Ethereum community, Conner sided with the latter. Responding to Buterin’s message, the core developer wrote on X:
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Connor said that he “simply lost passion” after realizing the importance of community and embracing change to serve a larger community. He added:
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So, while white-collar convicts may be hopeful under President Trump, there’s very little to suggest that clemency petitions will be prioritized unless there’s a political motive behind them.
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SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said memecoins like Official Trump (TRUMP) are outside the agency’s jurisdiction. The government official said many memecoins “probably do not have a home in the SEC” under its current regulations. The official said their regulation would likely be for other agencies and Congress to consider.
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However, most individuals who are released from prison don’t have a Bitcoin stash to fall back on. Many face serious debanking challenges, including account closures, credit card denials and financial blacklisting.
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“Debanking [...] is a huge issue that doesn’t get enough attention,” said Livolsi. “People with a conviction history, especially in white-collar cases, often find themselves shut out of the financial system entirely.”
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