One-Minute Crypto News – April 5, 2022
Privacy may be moving down the priority list as the EU plans its digital Euro, and experts worry some design features could make it harder to achieve. Indonesia has decided to tax crypto income...
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- Privacy may be moving down the priority list as the EU plans its digital Euro, and experts worry some design features could make it harder to achieve. “Coin Desk”
- Indonesia has decided to tax crypto income at 0.1 percent. “Bitcoin News”
- Australians will soon have the option to pay for fuel using Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. “Coin Telegraph”
- Cardano holders with up to 100,000 coins now own their all-time high of 16.8 percent of the available supply. “U Today”
- Crypto owners double in India as Coinbase plans to invest in Indian crypto initiatives. “Coin Telegraph”
- A lawsuit against Binance accusing the cryptocurrency exchange of selling unregistered crypto securities has been dismissed. “Bitcoin News”
- UK’s finance ministry is amending its regulatory framework to include Stablecoins as a means of payment. “Coin Telegraph”
- Intel has announced a new Bitcoin mining chip that is capable of competing with the best-performing ASICs on the market. “U Today”
- UK chancellor Rishi Sunak has directed the state-owned Royal Mint to create an NFT. “Bloomberg Crypto”
- A hacker moved some of the roughly $600 million in cryptocurrency stolen from the Axie Infinity platform to a service that helps users mask transactions. “Bloomberg Crypto”
