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US Congressman Tom Emmer: Three bills supporting cryptocurrency and blockchain technology will benefit the US economy

Recently, Tom Emmer, a member of parliament in the sixth district of Minnesota, said that the three bills supporting cryptocurrency and blockchain technology will benefit the United States economically. He said: “The United States should prioritize the development of blockchain technology and the Bitcoin market and create an environment in which the US private sector can lead innovation and further growth. This is why I am proposing these bills. Legislators should adopt emerging technologies. And provide a clear regulatory system to make it flourish in the United States.”

Users of cryptocurrencies in more than half of the US are not sure if they are illegal

According to the bitcoinexchangeguide news, Carlton Fields lawyers Justin Wales and Arnaldo Rego conducted surveys in all 50 states in the United States, trying to understand the knowledge of cryptocurrency users about the relevant transfer regulations. According to the survey, 12 of the 50 states in the United States say “do not understand” money laundering laws and how cryptocurrencies are applied, and 11 states claim that their anti-money laundering laws “may not apply to cryptocurrencies”. According to the survey, users of cryptocurrencies in more than half of the states in the United States are not sure whether they have violated relevant laws.

Hong Kong Blockchain Digital Asset Management Co., Ltd. expands its scale to build new Bitcoin physical mines

According to the official website of Hong Kong Blockchain Digital Asset Management Co., Ltd., it is expanding the construction of physical mines. It plans to add 100,000 bitcoin physical mining machines within two years, and obtain more Bitcoin currency through mine mining, and intends to pass Entity mines, online and offline shopping malls and exchanges create a new blockchain ecosystem.

National University of Singapore (NUS) announces the establishment of an academic research laboratory called the Crystal Center

Recently, the National University of Singapore (NUS) Computing Institute announced the establishment of an academic research laboratory called the Crystal Center. The crystal center is composed of Dean’s Assistant Professor Prateek Saxena (Department of Computer Science) and Associate Professor Keith Barrett Carter (Department of Information Systems and Analysis). ) Co-directed. Research topics of interest to the laboratory include scalable consensus protocols, privacy protection calculations, and blockchain applications. To ensure practicality, the CRYSTAL Center will interact productively with the industry to develop new research questions and propose solutions for them.

Research report: Telegram Russian users’ interest in cryptocurrency related content has increased significantly

According to news.bitcoin, a survey covering 50 major dialect groups in Russia shows that since the Russian government issued a ban on the ban on Telegram in April, the number of readers on ETH coin-like cryptocurrency-related content has increased by 21%. The number of members of the top 50 cryptocurrency groups is also growing. The Russian audience is most interested in the topics of the “cryptocurrency” and “commercial/economic” categories, including startups. Their readership has increased by 49% and 35% respectively.