Blockchain Today Weekly Digest
05 Sep — 11 Sep
The UK Regulator continues sanctions. Here is what happened during the week.
1. UK Regulator Warns Crypto Exchanges to Report Sanction Breaches
New rules by the UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) of Her Majesty’s Treasury define that crypto exchanges should report and freeze accounts suspected of avoiding Russian sanctions or potentially facing criminal charges.
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2. Armenia Might Become the Next Bitcoin Mining Hub
Armenia, a country at the crossroads between Europe and Asia increases its Bitcoin mining capacity. Recently, the digital platform ECOS revealed adding 60 megawatts of capacity to its mining facility running from 2018.
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3. Buterin asked subscribers about the fair price of ENS domains
Vitalik Buterin asked his Twitter followers how much they consider fair to register a domain in the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) system.
91,130 people took part in the survey. Of these, 49.8% felt that the acceptable cost of registering and owning a five-character ENS domain for 100 years should not exceed $100.
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