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Collins Dictionary Names "NFT" as the Word of the Year

Collins Dictionary Names "NFT" as the Word of the Year

As 2021 is coming to an end. A trending term of "NFT" has now been named "the word of the year" by Collins Dictionary, with blockchain-focused words Crypto and Metaverse also ranked high.

Ireland's CAB Seizes Bitcoin Worth €52 Million from Drug Dealer

Ireland's CAB Seizes Bitcoin Worth €52 Million from Drug Dealer

Ireland’s Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has been given the go-ahead by the high court to seize Bitcoin valued at €52 million, approximately $56 million USD, from a forty-nine-year-old drug dealer.

Blockchain Interoperability—What are the Key Drivers?

Blockchain Interoperability—What are the Key Drivers?

Blockchain Interoperability, the ability to connect different blockchain ecosystems, is gaining a lot of traction today. But, first of all, it is necessary to understand if we need interoperable blockchains. What problems do they solve? Or will they create more troubles? And finally, what are the various challenges involved in going down the path of interconnecting blockchains?

Determinism: The Philosophy of Blockchain

Determinism: The Philosophy of Blockchain

Determinism, free will, and blockchain? What do these seemingly disparate concepts have in common? A lot, as it turns out.

IRS Crypto Disclosure Letters Violated US Taxpayer Rights in 2019

IRS Crypto Disclosure Letters Violated US Taxpayer Rights in 2019

The IRS shook up the US crypto sector last year, when it issued Letter 6137 to American taxpayer’s which demanded that all citizens declare any unreported crypto gains within 30 days. One year on and an IRS watchdog has slammed the letter as a violation of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.

Coinbase User Sues IRS for Illegal Seizure of Crypto Records

Coinbase User Sues IRS for Illegal Seizure of Crypto Records

James Harper, a Bitcoin researcher, is suing the IRS, its commissioner, and nearly a dozen of its agents for violating his Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights—his right to privacy and right to due process—with their infamous Letter 6137 in July last year.

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