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Art and activism merge in the striking art installation called the Skull of Satoshi, created by art activist Benjamin Von Wong and Greenpeace USA to highlight Bitcoin’s record of climate destruction.

The state blocked two new power plants for not aligning with new climate goals, and environmentalists hope cryptocurrency mining plants will get the boo...

With Bitcoin price falling to the low $40,000 range, debate has picked up on if the once trending cryptocurrency's bull run is now over. There's no truly

The most consequential characters that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk played during his Saturday Night Live hosting gig over the weekend were not Wario and a murderous priest. Far more important: his two-minute appearance as a cryptocurrency expert named Lloyd Ostertag during “Weekend Update,” as well as his monologue, in which he played himself. In both cases, he mentioned Dogecoin. By the end of the night, the price of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency had fallen by about 20 percent. Adve...

Uxin Ltd. (NASDAQ: UXIN)1. Ebang International Holdings Inc.  If you haven’t heard of Ebang International Holdings, you’re probably not alone. However, the company has been making some big gains in the past few months that could make it worth considering. Before we get into why let’s discuss what EBON does.  Through its various subsidiaries, Ebang researches, designs, and develops circuit chips used in Bitcoin mining. Its products are offered in the U.S., China, and Hong Ko...

Bypass censorship by sharing this link: https://www.afinalwarning.com/507547.html (Natural News) A prominent economist and investment banker, James Rickards, is sounding the alarm on the imminent failure of Bitcoin and Tether cryptocurrencies. He warns that Bitcoin is built on fraud and will eventually collapse, leaving cryptocurrency investors broke, with nothing of sustenance to show. Rickards is a NY Times bestselling author of Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis and six ...

"And so it has come to pass.” That was a text I received on Wednesday from my creative partner on Obamaland, a satirical comedy now on Amazon Prime, and a film I promote whenever I can get away with it. In my October article titled “Political instability and Market Stability,” I pointed out that the market is divorced from politics and that, despite political instability, the market will hold. This thesis was predicated on the assumption that both investors and non-investors alike already...