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El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption is lower than expected

President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador has acknowledged that the country’s push to adopt Bitcoin hasn’t met the expectations they originally had.

Indonesia plans to ban Telegram

Indonesia is considering blocking access to the popular messaging app, due to concerns over its inability to control illegal content.

Grayscale’s Bitcoin holdings are on 60%

Grayscale witnessed a huge drop in its Bitcoin holdings since converting its Bitcoin Trust into an exchange-traded fund.

Japan will reform taxation, to boost Web3 industry

Japan want implement tax reforms to boost the growth of Web3 startups, positioning the country as a global leader in blockchain technology and digital innovation.

Bitcoin whale purchases 1,000 BTC on Binance

As Bitcoin’s price dipped below $58,000, a Bitcoin whale went to a shopping spree, capitalizing on a period of others’ fear.

TON experienced outage, likely caused by the memecoin craze

The Open Network experienced a serious disruption, halting the production of new blocks for several hours.

Bitcoin crash wipes out $320 million in liquidations

Bitcoin’s price took a sharp downturn, leading to a high amount of liquidations across the market.

Brave Software reduces workforce by 15%

Brave Software, the developer of the privacy-focused web browser, just laid off 27 employees, representing 15% of its workforce. This is the second round of layoffs within the past year.

A new survey revealed that Bitcoin millionaires doubled in a year

In just a year, the number of Bitcoin millionaires worldwide has more than doubled, with 85,400 people now holding over $1 million in Bitcoin.

SEC labels NFTs as securities, threatening legal action against OpenSea

The U.S. SEC just issued a Wells notice to OpenSea, one of the largest marketplaces for non-fungible tokens, signaling possible legal action.