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Hace 3 días LAS VEGAS, NevadaEric Adams, the mayor of New York City, called for the end of the BitLicense in a speech at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas on Wednesday. During his

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Many of us have chosen Bitcoin as our medium of exchange, but the federal government does not recognize Bitcoin as legal tender. Will this remain just a dream? Given

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Man who lost $780 million in Bitcoin in a landfill now wants to buy

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Calls for the End of NYDFS' BitLicense

The marketplace is represented by the pharaoh, who resists Gods attempt to impose market discipline on the fatal flaw of bitcoin.

A Welsh landfill site where

A Welsh landfill site where 8,000 Bitcoins are thought to be buried will be repurposed, at least partly, into a solar farm - but the man who lost the haul has other plans.

After losing the alphanumeric keys to 8,000 Bitcoin in a UK landfill 11 years ago, the computer engineer has tried everything to excavate a hard drive and recover a

Man proposes and God disposes ! The end of Bitcoin and other

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Hombre británico que perdió 7,500 BTC demanda por el

It is a classical manifestation of the axiom that man proposes but God disposes. 3.0 Between KAD and LAG Let me disclose part of how we operate in JAMB for the

Anticipando un mayor aumento en el valor del BTC, el experto en informática dijo que solo quiere tener la oportunidad de encontrar las monedas perdidas.

Bid from man tortured by

Bid from man tortured by trashed bitcoins seems unlikely to sway city council. James Howells, the IT pro who lost about 8,000 bitcoins in a landfill more than a

The British man who lost Bitcoin worth $780m in the garbage now

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James Howells

Man with £602m of Bitcoin sat in landfill initiates legal battle

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James Howells, 39, says his Bitcoin fortune is now worth about £600m, and requires access to a council-owned landfill site to try and locate it. But Newport City Council