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*🌎 The Global Reach of Bitcoin: How BTC is Bridging the Gap Between Countries* Bitcoin has been hailed as a game-changer for global finance, enabling fast, secure, and low-cost transactions across borders 🌐. As the world's first decentralized digital currency, Bitcoin has the potential to bridge the gap between countries, fostering global economic inclusion and cooperation 🌎. The Challenges of Cross-Border Transactions 🚨 Traditional cross-border transactions are often slow, expensive, and cumbersome: - *High fees*: Cross-border transactions can incur high fees, eating into the value of the transaction 💸. - *Long settlement times*: Transactions can take days or even weeks to settle, causing delays and uncertainty 🕰️. - *Currency exchange risks*: Fluctuations in exchange rates can result in losses or gains, adding uncertainty to transactions 📊. How Bitcoin is Bridging the Gap 🌉 Bitcoin's decentralized nature and blockchain technology enable fast, secure, and low-cost cross-border transactions: - *Fast settlement times*: Bitcoin transactions are settled in real-time, regardless of the sender's and recipient's locations ⏱️. - *Low fees*: Transaction fees are significantly lower than traditional cross-border transactions 💸. - *No currency exchange risks*: Bitcoin transactions eliminate the need for currency exchange, reducing uncertainty and risks 📊. Real-World Examples 🌍 Bitcoin is already being used to facilitate cross-border transactions in various parts of the world: - *Remittances*: Bitcoin is being used to send remittances to countries with limited access to traditional banking services 🌎. - *International trade*: Bitcoin is being used to facilitate international trade, enabling businesses to conduct cross-border transactions efficiently 📈. - *Humanitarian aid*: Bitcoin is being used to send humanitarian aid to countries in need, providing a fast and secure way to transfer funds 🌟. The Future of Cross-Border Transactions 🔮 As Bitcoin continues to evolve, it's likely to play an increasingly important role in facilitating cross-border transactions: - *Increased adoption*: Growing adoption of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will increase the demand for fast, secure, and low-cost cross-border transactions 🚀. - *Improved infrastructure*: Advancements in blockchain technology and infrastructure will enable faster, more secure, and more efficient cross-border transactions 🌐. - *Regulatory clarity*: Clear regulations and guidelines will provide a framework for the use of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in cross-border transactions 📜. Conclusion 🔑 Bitcoin is bridging the gap between countries, enabling fast, secure, and low-cost cross-border transactions 🌎. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the importance of efficient and inclusive financial systems will only continue to grow 🌐.$ALEX

@brian_armstrong Alex Miloski from @vita_dao thinks crypto and longevity are tried together because it's like trying to hack our own biology, "because you are not supposed to not age. So, I think that hacker mindset might play a role.”

📉 JUST IN: Bitcoin and Ethereum futures open interest dropped by $1.37B signaling a partial market reset, says CryptoQuant analyst Alex Adler.

$CNCT vision is clear, and it's forward thinking! #AI agents releasing in Early April to be @BigEcosystem 9th utility release. ⚡️ The ecosystem created by @Alex_CryptoKing is forming nicely, and as the year progresses, we can be sure to see CEX listing and approval of regulation for BIG sphere blockchain to go forward🚦 $CNCT is the future, and a steal at 500k market cap. Despite $ETH lagging, team never stops building!

The US authorities have started releasing Chinese-made Bitcoin mining equipment that was seized last year. According to Taras Kulyk, the CEO and co-founder of crypto mining equipment broker Synteq Digital, thousands of pieces of equipment have been released. However, as many as 10,000 units are still stuck at various ports of entry. For context, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized multiple imports of Antminer ASICs in November last year. According to our research, this operation occurred across multiple ports, including San Francisco and Detroit. Interestingly, the request was allegedly made by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Based on reports, these agencies were not targeting ASIC manufacturers like MicroBT or Canaan. Instead, they were focused on the latest series of ASIC miners from Bitmain – Bitmain’s Antminer S21 and T21 series. Other sources also disclosed that this equipment contained AI chips from Sophgo, a now restricted chip company. Speaking on this, Luxor Technology’s Chief Operating Officer, Ethan Vera, disclosed that radio frequency emissions were spotted from the machines. Meanwhile, Kulyk believes that this was a deliberate ploy to disrupt the crypto market. Blockspace’s Will Foxley has also explained that this move was part of the decision to onshore most of the sensitive industries around Silicon. All these Bitcoin miners are using massive amounts of silicon, making massive amounts of units and importing them into the United States. The implication was that American mining firms were prevented from expanding their ASIC chips, which ultimately limited Bitcoin’s hash rate. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has pledged to encourage local Bitcoin miners. In one of his campaign messages last year, Trump pledged to make sure that the remaining Bitcoins are mined in the US. With this, an anti-mining activist and energy analyst, Alex de Vries, believes that Trump meant to say there would be less scrutiny for the Bitcoin mining industry in the country. Fascinatingly, some countries, including Russia, have already approved a bill to legalize Bitcoin mining, as noted in our earlier coverage. Amidst the backdrop of this, Bitmain is reported to be expanding operations in the US by launching local production lines. According to the official release, this development is to enable them to serve North Americans better by improving supply chain efficiency, reducing delivery delays, and providing more responsive support. It is also important to note that the US leads Bitcoin mining with 36% of the global hashrate. As detailed in our last news piece, Texas alone contributes 17%. The Bitcoin price seems to be reacting to this development as it surged by 2% in the last 24 hours to trade at $92k. Our market data also indicates that the asset has, however, recorded a 10% decline in trading volume as $52 billion changes hands at press time. According to our recent analysis , the price could continue to hit $250k this year.