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After the recent controversy surrounding Ledger, a hardware wallet specialist, competitors have taken the opportunity to address the concerns expressed by some users. One such competitor is Trezor, a hardware producer, who aims to capitalize on Ledger’s troubles by offering a discount to buyers. Trezor’s website boldly promotes “Open Source security you can verify” and
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Senator Cynthia Lummis expressed disappointment with Signature Bank’s former Chairman Scott Shay and former President Eric Howell at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Tuesday. Lummis, a Wyoming Republican and crypto advocate, criticized Shay’s supposed deflection of blame for the bank’s failure and his wordiness about crypto. Signature Bank was one of three banks to
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Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, took to Twitter to express his frustration with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its “hypocrisy” in public statements about the cryptocurrency industry. Using a meme from The Office, Garlinghouse criticized the SEC for issuing statements from its “bully pulpit” without providing clear guidance to the industry. He
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The crypto industry is no longer just a backlash to traditional finance as it has recreated both fractional reserve banking and a shadow banking crisis. While people in crypto were initially distrustful of traditional banks, they still wanted the benefits of maturity transformation, hence the rise of crypto shadow banks. However, these companies operate without
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China has announced plans to train 500,000 blockchain professionals through the newly launched National Blockchain Research Center. In 2018, Chinese President Xi Jinping identified blockchain as a growth sector, leading to a surge in blockchain salaries in the country. However, Chinese blockchain activities have since slowed down. To reinvigorate the sector, Beijing has established the