The consideration of a bill that would establish a surveillance and censorship framework should alarm anyone who cherishes privacy and free speech, asserts India McKinney of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Crypto Flows, Share and the Selective Rotation
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Since June, market dynamics have shifted, yet Binance has maintained its share (~55% of user funds, ~24% of spot trading) and experienced net inflows in early July, contrasting with outflows in the broader market.
By CoinDesk Research22 hours agoSince June, market dynamics have shifted, yet Binance has maintained its share (~55% of user funds, ~24% of spot trading) and experienced net inflows in early July, contrasting with outflows in the broader market.
Why it matters:
Since June, market dynamics have shifted, yet Binance has maintained its share (~55% of user funds, ~24% of spot trading) and experienced net inflows in early July, contrasting with outflows in the broader market.
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