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[QUOTE="Zank, post: 21004, member: 3158"] [B]News of the cryptocurrency market:[/B] [IMG type="full"]https://b.radikal.ru/b02/2006/3a/07acc64d7967.jpg[/IMG] [I]A study by Scamwatch suggests cryptocurrency scams are a real threat in Australia.[/I] Australians filed 1,810 reports of cryptocurrency-related scams in 2019, collectively totaling more than $21.6 million AU ($14.9 million USD). According to a study by Scamwatch, an arm of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, younger Australians aged 25 to 34 were those most heavily affected by crypto investment scams. Scamwatch’s study reveals a sharp increase in total losses related to scams over the past two years, from $234 million in 2017 to $437 million in 2019. [IMG type="full"]https://c.radikal.ru/c21/2006/4e/7f56684c19e5.jpg[/IMG] [I]CBDCs Don’t Fix Broken Monetary Policy, Say Execs at Stablecoin Saga. CBDCs promise to speed up existing systems but are unlikely to change the direction central banks have already been taking.[/I] As countries around the world dive into central bank digital currencies (CBDC), many in the crypto industry look forward to what that means for adoption and even lucrative partnerships to develop such tokens. However, at least some commentators have noted that national CBDCs will likely disappoint those looking to update monetary policy. Saga operates a stablecoin, SGA, that launched in December. It is pegged to special drawing rights. The SDR is a basket of currencies that the International Monetary Fund bases on a varying ratio of dollars, euro, yuan, yen and pounds sterling. [IMG type="full"]https://c.radikal.ru/c33/2006/be/501f769951bd.jpg[/IMG] [I]Nanjing, China is basically using the blockchain to drive a local economic stimulus program.[/I] In order to reduce the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on business, Chinese governments at all levels have been coming up with different policies and solutions to help the economy survive. Nanjing, the capital of China eastern Jiangsu province, is one of the first cities in China to leverage blockchain technology and issue so-called “consumption vouchers” on the blockchain as a kind of crypto-driven stimulus package, according to a local news report on June 23. These vouchers are exchangeable for things like food, transportation and electronics. [I]Buy and sell bitcoin through [B]Zank[/B] – earn quickly and easily![/I] [/QUOTE]
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