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More than 20 cryptocurrency companies have announced they are leaving China after the government cracked down on the industry on September 24. This new wave of sanctions paves the way for the US to gain the upper hand in this sector.

Many cryptocurrency exchanges have had problems with financial regulators in different countries. Some of them have had to shut down or move their operations to other countries. Others have been forced to look for ways to deal with supervisors and improve compliance.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (US SEC) has already become notorious for its litigation against cryptocurrency companies. Ripple, Binance... Coinbase could be next. Is the regulator fighting the cryptocurrency business?

There isn't a single lucrative business in this world that doesn't attract the attention of scammers. Almost every cryptocurrency exchange has its "full-time" experienced scammer. Below are useful tips on how to overcome scams in 2021.

Cayman Islands-based cryptocurrency exchange Binance received a red card from several regulators worldwide. What's next for crypto users and the crypto community in general?

In this era of technological revolution, several employers, companies and organizations are trying to adopt machine learning, decentralized technologies such as blockchain and distributed artificial intelligence (DAI) to improve work efficiency and reduce operational costs as the adoption of these tools leads to a reduction in the workforce.