The following is another example of why investors and other participants in the cryptocurrency universe must exercise more care and caution than usual. The US Securities and Exchange Commission recently …
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The head-spinning fluctuations in the valuation of Bitcoin – and the mixed signals sent by governmental agencies – generate a degree of volatility that makes it difficult for many investors …
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Progressives and socialists of the left and right wing scoff at libertarians’ and classical liberals’ passion for economic freedom, spontaneous market order, and free markets. These people scoff and laugh …
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Despite the claims of naysayers that Bitcoin is mostly used for illegal activity and money laundering, a new study reveals that less than 1 percent of transactions with the cryptocurrency …
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Americans’ personal income increased $58.7 billion, or 0.4 percent, in December, according to new data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, a unit of the US Department of Commerce. Disposable …
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If you’re nearing retirement, you know already whether you’re in sound financial shape. But if retirement is still several years or even a few decades away, you still have time …
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American consumers are making some pricey mistakes in their personal banking activities these days, according to a new study released by personal-finance website WalletHub. For instance, 94 percent of people …
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A new report from the US Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) warns financial services providers (and by implication, those that use them) that cybersecurity threats are the biggest challenge currently …
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In another sign that investors need to be careful when entering such a relatively new space as cryptocurrencies, the Commodities Futures Trading Commission recently launched two separate civil enforcement actions, …
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Bitcoin has been the talk of the town for the past few months and in financial communities, debates have become increasingly heated over the viability of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. …