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US lawmakers have seemingly begun to understand and accept the fact that banning Bitcoin is practically impossible, and banning Bitcoin in the US, would only hurt the US.

According to the latest  filing on Google Patents, Bank of America has filed for a patent for a settlement system citing a ‘ripple’ distributed ledger.

CBS stations in more than a dozen markets, including Los Angeles and New York, have disappeared/been removed from AT&T’s DirecTV satellite systems, DirecTV Now internet-delivered bundles, and U-verse systems.

Here is a speculative translation of what Donald Trump’s could have meant if Twitter allowed more characters. A personal opinion and not financial advise.

The Chairman of the USA Fed Reserve has said that Bitcoin is like Gold, US behind on “real-time payments,” and US could return to “multi-currency era.”

A former sheriff’s deputy in Florida has been arrested after he allegedly planted drugs on dozens drivers during traffic stops.

Congrats to Actor Henry LeBlanc, on booking a role in a Film from his Self Tape Audition at The Creation Station Studios!

As with any new area of investment, cryptocurrencies have prompted potential investors and analysts to ask many questions. In the past couple of years, digital currencies have experienced significant boosts in popularity, and there are persistent untruths, myths, and rumors about the space in general and about certain coins and tokens in particular. Below, we’ll take a look at some of the most common myths about digital currencies, and we’ll explore whether or not each contains some truth.