Tag: Greater

Are crypto and blockchain safe for kids, or should greater measures be put in place?

[ad_1] Crypto is going mainstream, and the world’s younger generation, in particular, is taking note. Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com recently predicted that crypto users worldwide could reach 1 billion by the end of 2022. Further findings show that Millennials — those between the ages of 26 and 41 — are turning to digital asset investment to build wealth. For example, a study conducted in 2021 by personal loan company Stilt found that, according to its user data, more than 94% of people who own crypto were between 18 and 40. Keeping…

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Bitcoin Transform Evil Into Greater Good

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[ad_1] Bitcoin, Alchemy of Money: Transforming Evil Into Greater Good Bitcoin teaches us that evil can be overcome, not with resistance or punishment, but through our willingness to understand and integrate all sides of our nature.  From resource wars to human rights abuses and economic exploitation, greed and selfishness is now out of control. This has led to the breakdown of the current systems of accountability and a deepening crisis of liberal democracy which has exposed the weakness of the foundations of our global civil society. In the formation of…

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The Crypto Climate Accord Walks a Fine Line Between Self-Interest and the Greater Good – Op-Ed Bitcoin News

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[ad_1] As the spotlight turns once again towards the environmental impact of blockchain technologies, support for the Crypto Climate Accord has come from curious corners of the industry, raising questions about its signatories’ motives. Authenticity of CCA’s Support Remains Debatable With concerns surrounding blockchain’s environmental impact garnering a lot of attention, the alarms have grown so loud that crypto mining was the hottest topic of discussion during this year’s UN World Environment Day. This echoed increased support for initiatives designed to restore the natural ecosystem, proposed by several prominent personalities…

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