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Crypto enthusiast Preston Pysh has scrutinized the recent proposals by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) aimed at tracking all cryptocurrency transactions. He contends that these rules are in conflict with several US laws and the Constitution, and they do not align with the traditional scope of bank transfers. 
First Mining Pool Celebrates Another Year Today!
The 27th of November 2010 marks a significant milestone in cryptocurrency history – the launch of the very first Bitcoin mining pool, Slush Pool. It was a pivotal moment that rallied the most ardent crypto enthusiasts. Let's revisit how it all started. 
Yulia Parkhomenko, the Head of the Digital Economy Department at the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, highlighted the crucial importance of cryptocurrency regulation at the XI International Business Forum SCIENCE-BUSINESS-EDUCATION: Strategic Partnership. PitchBook: Venture Capitalists Shifting Away from Crypto Startups
AI startups retain their status as venture capital favorites, while the cryptocurrency sector faces a waning interest. Recognized as one of the most over-invested market segments, the crypto industry's outlook is becoming increasingly cautious, as highlighted in PitchBook's recent VC Tech Survey. 
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sought to minimize the jury's involvement in the lawsuit against Terraform Labs and its co-founder, Do Kwon. The agency is reluctant to allow jurors to determine if a cryptocurrency constitutes a security. 
What to Do During a BTC Correction: 5 Tips
In November, Bitcoin hit a new local high at $38,000, raising questions about the sustainability of its upward trend in the absence of corrections in its trajectory. A common misconception that trends only move upward often leads to unexpected setbacks for cryptocurrency enthusiasts. 