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Within weeks, the 20-year war in Afghanistan ended and the Taliban took power again. However, the cryptocurrency community wonders if the Taliban government will embrace cryptocurrencies as it rebuilds the economy.

Community governance can make DAO projects some of the most lucrative investment opportunities. Collective governance allows for decisions to be made in a well-organized manner and facilitates peaceful resolutions to issues.

The crypto community is once again stunned by the news that Walmart is hiring a digital currency product manager in hopes that the multinational company may soon accept bitcoin or another cryptocurrency.

There was an extraordinary proposal being raised by a tycoon on the voting page of the world’s 1st decentralized charity project, LEC (Love Earth Coin).

The DeFi space is evolving rapidly and both existing, as well as upcoming players, need to continuously innovate to survive. Flare Finance, the first DeFi platform on the Flare Network might have gained a unique competitive advantage with its latest announcement.

Tech enthusiast, Barbados CBDC pioneer, Co-Founder and CEO of Bitt Inc. Gabriel Abed has just become the Ambassador of Barbados to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Will his concrete background in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology make the UAE and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region a hub for crypto and blockchain technology?

After some back and forth with senators, the cryptocurrency amendment (Wyden-Lummis-Toomey) has gone up in smoke in the Senate. What will crypto exchanges, miners and developers do now?

The largest infrastructure bill in US history has just been sent to the US Senate for consideration. However, the bill requires cryptocurrency miners, marked as "brokers," to pay a huge amount of tax, which Senator Cynthia Lummis and her colleagues questioned and immediately filed an amendment.

What can't any human being live without? Water, air, love... All these things are too sublime, although it is also very difficult to live without them. We are talking about more mundane things, such as going to various events for the purpose of having fun.