The partnership will focus on innovative strategies for attracting and retaining talent in the public sector by integrating Bitcoin into compensation and benefits packages. This initiative is designed to test and refine the integration of Bitcoin into public sector compensation packages, including salary options and incentive structures. The insights gained from this initial phase will be instrumental in shaping a scalable model that can be adopted by government employers across the country.
Fewer than 500 people are responsible for $3.2 trillion of artificial crypto trading
A new study reveals the staggering scale of market manipulation in the crypto world—$250 million in profits and $3.2 trillion in fake trades—all orchestrated via Telegram by a tight network of bad actors.
This “hands off” policy change may seem like a win for libertarian crypto boosters (and obviously for scammers) but I’m not sure that’s really the case in the long term. Regulation and enforcement of rules are probably necessary if widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies is ever going to happen. (And I’m hoping that it doesn’t happen)
Someone just spent $8 million on $TRUMP memecoins after the president announced that the top holders would be invited to join him at a private dinner at his DC golf club.
The purchases were funded by a Binance account, suggesting the wallet owner is not based in the US.
