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Although the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has issued a ban in 2021 on the use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin for payment, this measure has not been able to completely regulate the entire market. With the increasing global attention to cryptocurrency regulation, Turkey has also begun to gradually strengthen its management of this field.

The European Union has passed a new cryptocurrency regulatory law aimed at strengthening anti-money laundering. Under this regulation, it will be illegal to use any anonymous self-hosted crypto wallet for cryptocurrency payments within the EU.

Tornado Cash is an industry-leading coin mixer that enables anonymous transactions. On August 8, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control announced that it would sanction Tornado Cash, roiling the community. On August 8, U.S. local time, the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the US Department of the Treasury (OFAC) announced the sanctions against the mixed currency protocol Tornado Cash, roiling the community. This event is expected to be a watershed in the growth of DeFi, and even the entire crypto industry. Then, what is Tornado Cash? How does it work? How did it become the target of sanctions by the US government? You’ll find all the answers to these questions in this article.

Gate Research Daily Report (November 19): After multiple rounds of Bitcoin price surges, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing sectoral rotations, with Ethereum and certain altcoins seeing compensatory growth. Over the past 24 hours, ETH rose by 4.26%, while BTC saw a more modest increase of 0.67%. Key segments such as DeSci, Sports, and Metaverse recorded impressive gains of 58.12%, 14.38%, and 13.94%, respectively. In an intriguing development, Vitalik Buterin visited a Thai zoo, sparking interest in the meme coin sector, with Ethereum-based MOO DENG leading the rally. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) options are slated to officially launch on Tuesday, November 19. Additionally, Bitcoin mining firm Marathon Digital Holdings announced plans to issue $700 million in convertible notes, with part of the proceeds earmarked for purchasing Bitcoin.

The Bitcoin laser eyes trend involves enthusiasts adding glowing laser eyes to their profile pictures as a symbol of their bullish belief that Bitcoin will reach $100,000. This article discusses the connections between seven "laser-eyed" politicians and cryptocurrency.

In order to strengthen supervision, in July 2024, Turkey passed the "Amendment of the Capital Market Law", establishing a preliminary regulatory framework for crypto asset service providers (CASPs), including authorization by the Turkish Capital Market Commission (CMB), Monitoring and Sanctions. This amendment also clarifies the severe penalties for unauthorized operation of encryption businesses, laying the foundation for the standardization and compliance development of the market. It is expected to attract more compliant companies to participate and promote the further maturity and growth of the Turkish encryption market.

This article conducts a detailed analysis of the competitive landscape in East Asia through data research and explores the potential arising from Hong Kong.

This article evaluates Bitcoin based on market capitalization, liquidity, convertibility, technical security and decentralization, user experience, legal acceptance, and global recognition.

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

This article is essential to provide updated information about the energy consumption of Bitcoin mining and the ongoing efforts to improve its energy efficiency.

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

This article provides a systematic analysis of the current state and future trends of global cryptocurrency regulation, starting with regulatory changes across different regions.

To understand what BTC mining is, we must first understand BTC, a representative cryptocurrency created in 2008. Now, a whole set of algorithmic systems surrounding its overall economic model has been established. The algorithm stipulates that BTC is obtained through a mathematical calculation, or "mining", as we call it in a more vivid fashion. Many more cryptocurrencies, not just BTC, can be obtained through mining, but BTC is the very first application of mining to obtain cryptocurrencies around the world. The machines used for mining are generally computers. Through special mining computers, miners get accurate answers as fast as they could to obtain cryptocurrency rewards, which could then be used to obtain additional income through trading on the market.

In the Web1 era, people could only browse and consume content, with very limited interaction capabilities. By the time Web2 arrived, driven by the proliferation of smartphones and the surge in mobile internet access, users could not only consume content but also create and share their own. Today, with the emergence of the Web3 concept, the internet is heading toward a whole new future. In this version, users can not only consume and create content but also truly own it, gaining greater autonomy and control.

With the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies and increasing market demand, cryptocurrency mining activities are becoming more prevalent worldwide. As an emerging industry, crypto mining has drawn the attention of governments around the world. They are gradually recognizing the importance of regulation and have begun to formulate relevant laws and regulations. Through legislation, countries provide necessary guidance for this industry, protecting investors' interests while promoting its sustainable development. This article provides an overview of the cryptocurrency mining rights legislation in major countries and regions, analyzing their legal frameworks, implementation details, and impact on the industry.