Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency. It has an open source that no one owns or controls. Its transactions and emissions are regulated by an extensive peer-to-peer network. The cryptocurrency uses a single database distributed on the network, included in a decentralized peer-to-peer network that uses an electronic digital signature and is supported by a proof-of-work protocol to ensure the security and legitimacy of the funds put into circulation.

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Significant moment in the Celsius bankruptcy as Judge Martin Glenn rules that $4.2bn of crypto deposited by customers to earn interest belongs to the estate, not the users: https://t.co/8jApMljZZ9 https://t.co/UCoxKBeCbb

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RT @CaitlinLong_: THIS BIG PROBLEM was fixed by #Wyoming #digitalasset laws. Current structure of US #CeFi intermediaries bad for consumers…

THIS BIG PROBLEM was fixed by #Wyoming #digitalasset laws. Current structure of US #CeFi intermediaries bad for consumers. US needs to fix commercial law (happening✅)+enable intermediaries w/ special receivership laws--banks &amp; broker/dealers (federal regulators still blocking👎) https://t.co/0VIcAUTPsB

A bankruptcy judge ruled that digital coins deposited in Celsius Network's interest-bearing accounts belong to the firm, ruling against thousands of customers and deciding a key legal issue in crypto-related insolvencies https://t.co/5meVPHhSVE

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RT @CaitlinLong_: ALL THE COMMINGLING that happened among #crypto intermediaries reminds me of this SEC action from 2016: https://t.co/W4gx…

ALL THE COMMINGLING that happened among #crypto intermediaries reminds me of this SEC action from 2016: https://t.co/W4gxq7kttz https://t.co/xooXr63huM

RT @CaitlinLong_: ALL THE COMMINGLING that happened among #crypto intermediaries reminds me of this SEC action from 2016:.

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