Hodler’s Digest, Nov. 28-Dec. 4 -Breaking
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Jack Dorsey steps down from Twitter, MicroStrategy snaps up 7K BTC and Square rebrands to Block: Hodler’s Digest, Nov. 28-Dec. 4Jack Dorsey is now the CEO of Twitter (NYSE.)
Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s co-founder and CEO, announced Monday his resignation. Parag, a Twitter board member and chief tech officer who was unanimously named CEO by the board of directors, will succeed Jack Dorsey.
Dorsey is also the chairman and CEO of Square, a crypto-friendly payment tech company. It’s unclear whether he quit Twitter to focus solely on Square’s plans for a decentralized platform.BTC) exchange. He noted, however that the company doesn’t have to be started by a founder to flourish.
Ex-Citi banker opens $1.5B crypto fund and taps Algorand to be his first partner
Square switches to Block branding as the focus shifts towards blockchain
MicroStrategy spends $414.4million on Bitcoin. The total BTC balance exceeds $3.5Billion
Meta increases crypto advertising eligibility via Facebook (NASDAQ)
Bitcoin tests traders’ nerves as analyst reissues $400K BTC price forecast
Vladimir Putin says cryptocurrencies ‘bear high risks’
Bitcoin fails ‘worst-case scenario’ monthly close for the first time, starts December sub-$57K
BadgerDAO is reportedly victim to a security breach that results in a loss of $10M
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The US Congress has inserted partisan politics into cryptography.
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