JUDGE ASKS WHY

Last updated: June 16, 2025, 19:58  |  Written by: Charlie Lee

Judge Asks Why
Judge Asks Why

Bitcoin Has Failed On The

ECB President Christine Lagarde has firmly stated that Bitcoin will not be included in EU reserves due to concerns over liquidity, security, and regulatory risks.

Bitcoin has failed on the promise to be a global decentralised digital currency and is still hardly used for legitimate transfers. The latest approval of an ETF doesn’t change

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The Building True Change Coalition

The Building True Change Coalition, also known as the BTC Bitcoin -0.1% Coalition, urged parliament members to reject proposals due to concerns about infringements

The European Union published a report on Bitcoin and the BTC mining industry and its potential implications for three key sectors. The document hints at what many in the crypto space fear:

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This Report Is Set To

EU Eyes 2025 Bitcoin Ban Citing Environmental and Security Risks

ECB President Lagarde expressed confidence that Bitcoin will not be included in EU central bank reserves due to concerns about liquidity, security, safety. On

This report is set to label Bitcoin as environmentally harmful, a threat to EU energy security, and a haven for financial criminals. This stance by the European Commission

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