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PayPal is Already Selectively Freezing User’s Cryptocurrency Accounts
Payment company PayPal has already began it’s seemingly unfounded governance of people’s funds, by freezing the account of a user after he carried out about ten transactions with cryptocurrency in a week. Not an illegal action, but simply something PayPal (known for overstepping and mishandling user’s funds and accounts). More
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US Government Administration May Issue Extremely Burdensome Crypto Wallet Rules
US Treasury and the Trump administration could destroy financial sovereignty and the true nature of blockchain by going after self-hosted cryptocurrency wallets. More
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GOOGLE Violates Various COVID-19 Directives by Allowing UNsafe High-Traffic HOME Based Businesses to Operate
Google My Business aides unlawful and potentially illegal actions, and seemingly doesn’t care and allows unsafe and potentially businesses to remain listed on their platform. As the COVID-19 pandemic fear flows through many communities, some believe it to be a serious problem and some see numbers are skewed and being manipulated for the benefit of the elite. More
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CA Governor Newsom Attends Birthday Party without Social Distancing
In the morning, news broke that he attended a birthday party with several other households as his administration urges Californians to avoid seeing friends and family. The incident has prompted even some of his supporters to question his judgment and privilege. More
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US stock markets continue falling as Dow drops 510 points
The Dow Jones closed down 510 points, or 1.9% after a late rally. The S&P 500 lost 1.2% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite closed just 0.1% lower after a late-day surge in tech stocks. More
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Apple Pay Integrates with Crypterium Bitcoin Card Increasing Adoption
For years, some people have claimed how cryptocurrencies will replace traditional finance. Mainstream adoption of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies continues to boom, and now a Bitcoin card can be added to Apple Pay. Crypterium, recently issued global Bitcoin cards which are supported in 178. They can be used at over 50 million retailers, online & offline, […] More
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Federally Chartered Banks and Thrifts May Engage in Certain Cryptocurrency-Stablecoin Activities
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today published a letter clarifying national banks’ and federal savings associations’ authority to hold “reserves” on behalf of customers who issue certain stablecoins. More
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Barbers, Hair Stylists, and Entrepreneurs are Earning 20-30% Commission From Affiliate BarberBackpack.com sales
Barbers and Hair Stylists are passively earning good money from their customer bases, by selling Barber Backpacks via their affiliate program. More
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Unemployment Claims Paused for 2 weeks as Money Dissipates and 600k+ Person Backlog builds
California will not accept new unemployment claims for the next two weeks as the state works to prevent fraud and reduce a substantial backlog, officials said late Saturday. More
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First Crypto Bank Emerges as Kraken Gets Wyoming Bank Charter
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has secured a special-purpose depository institution license from Wyoming. More
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Federal Reserve Says It Will Keep Interest Rates Near Zero Until 2023
The “Federal” Reserve concluded its last meeting before the November election, on Wednesday, by pledging to keep interest rates near zero until 2023. As the central bank looks to continue to support the U.S. economic recovery out of the inevitable recession, that was sparked by the coronavirus pandemic. More
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Hollywood Again Snags a African-American Creator’s Idea/Concept and Beats him Market
History is peppered with examples of the entertainment industry ripping off Black culture by taking ideas and passing them off as their own while making lots of money in the process. More
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illegal pyramid schemes Labeled SuSus, Blessing Loom, Cooperative Groups on the Rise during Pandemic
As the world economies grapple with the financial shakeup presently occurring across the globe, It’s hard not to be sold on the altruistic and cultural backstory of the sou-sou, also known as “Susu,” “blessing loom” or “gifting circle.” Promoters pitch the sou-sou as a common practice among Caribbean and African immigrants as a way to help their businesses grow. More