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Recession Warning Flashes As 2- and 10-Year Yields Invert

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
The 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields briefly inverted Tuesday for the first time since 2019. The flip is the latest warning after another part of the bond market briefly inverted Monday. Inversions have historically been predictors of sharp economic slowdowns in the US. Loading Something is loading. By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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The ruble surges close to pre-invasion levels as Russia-Ukraine talks raise hopes for end to fighting

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Russia's ruble is rallying as peace talks between Putin and Ukraine show positive signs. About 87 rubles are now worth a single dollar — a stark gain from last month. When Russia invaded Ukraine, the ruble sank to less than a penny on the dollar. Loading Something is loading. By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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The meme-stock play is re-emerging as retail traders pour into shares of AMC, Tesla, and GameStop

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Retail traders are bringing meme stocks like AMC, GameStop, and Tesla back to life. Each of the stocks have rallied this week on a variety of news from the companies. The meme-stock trend had been fading amid Fed rate hikes and the war in Ukraine. Loading Something is loading. By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Meme stocks are staging a comeback.
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NFTやWeb3は非中央集権的ではない…｢低賃金労働者に依存、利益を得るのは先行者だけ｣と研究者が警告

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Japan Verified
Omar Marques/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images 暗号通貨の世界は中央組織と低賃金労働者に依存していると、ある評論家は言う。 この市場は、旗を立てて金儲けすることに焦点を当てた｢植民地主義的な考え方｣を持っている。 暗号通貨は非中央集権的であることを目指しているが、市場はすでに ｢再中央集権化｣が進みつつある。 一部の評論家によれば、暗号通貨は人々が考えているような、非中央集権的で平等な投資機会ではないかもしれないという。 暗号資産（仮想通貨）、NFT（非代替性トークン）、インターネット組織、お金をかせげるビデオゲーム、メタバース、Web3などのブロックチェーンに支えられた技術を含む広大な暗号の世界には、研究者のキャサリン・フリック（Catherine Flick）が｢植民地主義的思考｣と呼ぶ、中央組織と低賃金の労働者に依存しているという。...
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It's TikTok meets Spotify meets Robinhood: Investing app Alinea is going after Gen-Z women with Silicon Valley backing

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
A new investing app called Alinea is targeting Gen Z women with familiar terms and design. The Y Combinator-backed startup already has thousands of users, most of whom are young females. Users can now also buy and sell more than 20 cryptocurrencies. Loading Something is loading. By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Prices of fertilizer — the backbone of the global food supply — hit record highs as Western sanctions on Russia stall the world's biggest exporter

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
The world's supply of fertilizer is facing a shortage, and prices have hit record highs. Russia is the world's biggest exporter of fertilizer, which is a crucial piece of the global food supply. With sanctions from the West, the key resource is now in trouble. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Divorcing spouses are hiding millions of dollars of crypto from each other — and NFTs are increasingly involved too

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Cryptocurrencies are an increasingly common way for divorcing spouses to hide money from each other. One investigator said he's dealt with several divorce cases with crypto worth more than $10 million. Even NFTs — digital pieces of art tied to a blockchain — are getting caught up in the trend. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Divorcing spouses are hiding millions of dollars of crypto from each other - and NFTs are increasingly involved too

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images Cryptocurrencies are an increasingly common way for divorcing spouses to hide money from each other. One investigator said he's dealt with several divorce cases with crypto worth more than $10 million. Even NFTs — digital pieces of art tied to a blockchain — are getting caught up in the trend. Crypto is the new "Cayman Islands bank account" for spouses hiding money in the midst of a divorce.
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The 'new FANG' trade will be in commodities amid market turmoil sparked by Russia's war in Ukraine, says wealth manager

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Natasha Dailey Gold bars and coins. Michael Dalder/Reuters Facebook, Apple, Netflix, and Google, aka the FANG stocks, may have a new contender: commodities. Amid Russia's war on Ukraine, prices of commodities like oil, gold, and wheat have surged. Energy companies make up a majority of the S&P 500's top performing stock this year. Loading Something is loading.
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Russian steel giant Severstal faces looming default as bond payment remains in limbo due to sanctions

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Russian steelmaker Severstal may default if its payment doesn't go through today, according to a report. The company said it made a $12.6 million payment that has yet to be distributed to investors. Another steelmaker, Evraz, said it faces a technical default due to sanctions against its biggest shareholder, Roman Abramovich. Loading Something is loading.
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Russia's oil may not save its economy as China lacks infrastructure to take on more supply and Europe mulls formal ban

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Russian oil may not save Putin's economy from crumbling amid the war in Ukraine. The European Union is weighing a ban on Russian energy exports this week. China, for its part, is unlikely to be able to take new supply from Russia, according to the Dallas Fed. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Investors shun bitcoin and opt for value stocks to hedge decades-high inflation, according to new survey

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
A new survey from Bloomberg found value stocks were the top inflation hedge with 35% of the vote. Bitcoin, which is frequently called "digital gold," won just 4% of the vote. Bitcoin has fallen from all-time highs last year and is trading around $42,000. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Crypto isn't decentralized. It's actually run by a handful of big wigs exploiting low-paid workers, says long-time internet academic.

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Omar Marques/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images The world of crypto relies on central entities and low-paid workers, one critic says. The market has a "colonialist mindset" focused on planting flags and making money. Crypto aims to be decentralized, but the market is already becoming "recentralized." Crypto may not be the decentralized, equal-investment opportunity people think it is, according to some critics.
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Crypto isn't decentralized — it's actually run by a handful of big wigs exploiting low-paid workers, says long-time internet academic

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
The world of crypto relies on central entities and low-paid workers, one critic says. The market has a "colonialist mindset" focused on planting flags and making money. Crypto aims to be decentralized, but the market is already becoming "recentralized." Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Der Start von El Salvadors 1-Milliarde-Bitcoin-Anleihe könnte sich durch den Ukraine-Krieg verschieben

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Deutschland Verified
Der Start von El Salvadors 1-Milliarde-Bitcoin-Anleihe könnte sich durch den Ukraine-Krieg verschieben El Salvadors Präsident Nayib Bukele picture alliance / AA | Alex Pena Noch in diesem Monat will El Salvador eine staatliche Bitcoin-Anleihe im Wert von einer Milliarde US-Dollar an den Markt bringen. Der Finanzminister des Landes sprach nun der Nachrichtenagentur „Reuters“ zufolge jedoch von Zeitproblemen. Und auch der Ukraine-Krieg könnte den Plan der Regierung durcheinander bringen.
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US Treasury to allow Russia's $117 million bond payment to go through in dollars

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Russian President Vladimir Putin.Sputnik/Mikhail Klimentyev/Kremlin via Reuters Russia made a $117 million payment on dollar-denominated debt that was due Wednesday. A spokesperson from the US Treasury Department said it would let the payment go through. The Kremlin said earlier if its dollar payment wasn't allowed, it would pay in rubles, which Fitch would consider a default.
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US Treasury to allow Russia's $117 million bond payment to go through in dollars

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo Verified
Russian President Vladimir Putin.Sputnik/Mikhail Klimentyev/Kremlin via Reuters Russia made a $117 million payment on dollar-denominated debt that was due Wednesday. A spokesperson from the US Treasury Department said it would let the payment go through. The Kremlin said earlier if its dollar payment wasn't allowed, it would pay in rubles, which Fitch would consider a default.
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Oil could hit $200 a barrel even if Ukraine war ends as Russia supply will be 'gone for good,' famed commodities trader Pierre Andurand said

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Commodities trader Pierre Andurand said Russian oil is out of the market "for good." He said about 4 million barrels a day are now out of circulation since Russia's attack on Ukraine. Oil prices will need to reach $200 a barrel to keep demand down, Andurand told Bloomberg. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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US Treasury to allow Russia's $117 million bond payment to go through using dollars frozen by sanctions

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Russia made a $117 million payment on dollar-denominated debt using assets frozen by Western sanctions. A spokesperson from the US Treasury Department told CNN it would let the payment go through. The Kremlin said earlier if its dollar payment wasn't allowed, it would pay in rubles, which Fitch would consider a default. Loading Something is loading.
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Energy traders are begging central banks for emergency cash to keep commodities markets functioning amid Russia's attack on Ukraine

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
A group of energy traders has asked central banks for emergency cash to maintain an orderly market. In a letter, the European Federation of Energy Traders said an "already challenging situation has worsened." Since Russia's attack on Ukraine, energy prices, such as oil, have soared. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Stock-Buying Fatigue Among Retail Investors Is the Worst Since 2020

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Yesterday, retail traders had the weakest buying day since Biden's election rally, Vanda found. The longer this year's market slump continues, the more retail traders will tire, the analysts said. "Only a market bottom and a sustained rebound in momentum would flip this dynamic." Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Companies are on pace to buy back a record $1 trillion in stock this year as Russia's war in Ukraine and the Fed's planned rate hikes rattle markets

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Buyback programs in 2022 are on track to hit a record $1 trillion, Goldman Sachs analysts found. So far this year, S&P 500 companies have announced repurchase programs worth $238 billion. Amazon, Union Pacific, PepsiCo, and others already have unveiled buyback plans in the first few months of 2022. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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El Salvador is about to issue its billion-dollar bitcoin bond though the timing is tricky — 'I didn't expect the war in Ukraine'

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
El Salvador still plans to offer its $1 billion bitcoin bond sometime this week. But the country's finance minister said the precise timing is an issue as he didn't expect the Ukraine war. "We have the tools almost finished. But the international context will tell us," he told a local news outlet. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Russians are buying so much gold amid the ruble's collapse that the central bank halted its own purchases from banks

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Russia's central bank is suspending purchases of gold from banks amid increased consumer demand. Russians have sought gold as a way to preserve wealth as the ruble tumbles to historic lows. Western companies have pulled out of the country and sanctions have crippled the economy. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Strings of emojis are fetching big prices as 'Yats' could be your new personal identifier and crypto wallet address in Web3

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Emoji-identifiers called Yats are selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Yats can be used as a personal URL or crypto-wallet address, replacing jumbled numbers and letters. "We believe that we have a chance to redefine how people think about online identity," said Yat Labs founder Naveen Jain. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Russia ally China tries to protect itself from the ruble's collapse by letting it fall more against the yuan

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
March 10, 2022 9:37 PM In a new exchange rule, China is seeking to protect itself from big moves in the Russian ruble. Beijing said it would double the margin size by which the ruble can move against the yuan.That means China doesn't have to subsidize Russian buyers purchasing Chinese goods. China is seeking to protect itself and its fiat currency from Western sanctions aimed at Russia's economy as President Vladimir Putin's forces attack Ukraine.
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Jim Simons and Ken Griffin are among the top 10 highest-earning hedge-fund managers according to Institutional Investor

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Institutional Investor found the top 10 highest-earning hedge-fund managers made a combined $19 billion last year. Renaissance Technologies founder James Simons made the most with $3.4 billion. Ken Griffin, Ray Dalio, and Steven Cohen also made the annual list. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Fidelity's Johnson family is now worth $48 billion after the investing firm bet on retail traders flooding the market last year

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
The wealth of Fidelity's Johnson family jumped by $6.2 billion in 2021, Bloomberg said. Meanwhile, Fidelity CEO Abigail Johnson is now worth $21.5 billion, the report found. The jump in wealth came amid the firm's bet on retail traders flooding the market. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Crypto evangelist Michael Saylor says bitcoin is the only scarcity in the world and snubs gold and 'everything else' as commodities that can be manufactured indefinitely Original

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Crypto bull Michael Saylor said bitcoin is likely the only known scarcity in the world. Everything else, including gold and real estate, can be created given enough money and time. Saylor, whose firm has bought thousands of bitcoins, said the digital token is "magical." Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Russians dump the ruble as Moscow's exchange reopens for trade after pause amid Ukraine war

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
The Russian ruble sank after the Moscow exchange reopened trading of the fiat currency. The ruble has lost almost 40% of its value so far this year and is sitting at historic lows. The Moscow exchange kept stock trading closed and stopped the trading of foreign currencies. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Russians dump the ruble as Moscow's exchange reopens for trade after pause amid Ukraine war

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The Moscow Exchange logo in Moscow.Thomson Reuters The Russian ruble sank after the Moscow exchange reopened trading of the fiat currency. The ruble has lost almost 40% of its value so far this year and is sitting at historic lows. The Moscow exchange kept stock trading closed and stopped the trading of foreign currencies. The Russian ruble sank after Moscow's exchange reopened it for trading Wednesday following a pause amid the war in Ukraine.
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Billionaire investors Alan Howard and Paul Tudor Jones are expanding their crypto bets, report says

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Billionaire investors Alan Howard and Paul Tudor Jones are wagering on crypto, the Wall Street Journal reported. Howard launched a crypto hedge fund earlier this year and is placing bets on the asset class himself. Jones, for his part, has been buying up cryptocurrencies, the Journal said. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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ウクライナは仮想通貨で25億円を調達。寄付から経済制裁まで、仮想通貨が紛争で果たす役割

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Japan Verified
Mike Nudelman/Business Insider ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻において、世界は思いもよらない武器を活用している。｢仮想通貨｣だ。 ウクライナのデジタルウォレットは国防資金として数百万ドル（数億円）を集め、西側はロシアに対する仮想通貨制裁の可能性を検討している。分散型自律組織（DAO）と呼ばれる仮想通貨団体は、NFT販売を通じてウクライナへの資金調達を行っており、仮想通貨取引所はロシアとの取引を停止するよう求められている。 このような動きは、時代の流れを示している。21世紀という暗号時代における開戦に際し、世界は仮想通貨で武装する。 ウクライナの公式Twitterアカウントは2022年2月26日、ビットコインやイーサリアムなどの仮想通貨を送ることができるデジタルウォレットのアドレスを公開するという斬新な動きを見せた。...
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine aggravated already-soaring lumber prices, and they're about to start seeing even bigger swings

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo News Verified
Chris Hellier/Getty Images Russia's attack on Ukraine aggravated already surging lumber prices. Futures are now just 15% below the record high of $1,711 per thousand board feet reached last May. Lumber prices have been volatile this year and could get even wilder with expanded trading limits. Lumber prices are continuing to surge amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and traders could soon see even bigger price swings.
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Meme investing goes to war against Putin as Ukraine capitalizes on dogecoin, Elon Musk, and NFTs to support its military

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Ukraine is reaching out to meme investors to support its defense against Russian forces. The country has raised more than $50 million worth of crypto and has even begun accepting dogecoin. "Now even meme can support our army and save lives from Russian invaders," Ukraine's vice prime minister said. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Ukraine will soon announce NFTs to support its defense against Putin's forces as crypto donations to the country surge past $50 million

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| businessinsider.com.au
Natasha Dailey Mar. 3, 2022, 2:01 PM NFT SOPA images/ Getty Images Ukraine said it will soon announce NFTs as part of its crypto fundraising efforts. The country has already raised more than $50 million in crypto to help its armed forces against Russia. In announcing the NFTs, Ukraine canceled a planned crypto airdrop. Ukraine’s vice prime minister announced on Twitter the country would soon release NFTs to help raise funds for its defense against Russia’s invasion.
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ウクライナ侵攻で仮想通貨が重要な役割…有事の際に無視できない存在に

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Japan Verified
Mike Nudelman/Business Insider ビットコイン、イーサリアム、およびその他の暗号資産は、ウクライナ侵攻で重要な要素になっている。 ウクライナは、ロシアの侵攻開始以来、仮想通貨の寄付を通じて2200万ドルを得たという。 取引所、愛好家、そして西側諸国でさえ、ウクライナをサポートするために仮想通貨に注目している。 ウクライナにおける戦闘の中で、世界は暗号資産（仮想通貨）という思いもよらない武器を活用している。 ウクライナのデジタルウォレットは防衛資金として数百万ドルを集め、西側諸国はロシアに対する暗号資産制裁の可能性を検討し、DAOと呼ばれる集団はNFT（非代替性トークン）販売を通じてウクライナへ送る資金を調達し、仮想通貨取引所はロシアによる取り引きをブロックするよう求められている。このような動きは、時代を象徴していると言えるだろう。暗号資産時代の最初の戦争で、世界は仮想通貨を武器にしているのだ。...
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Von Sanktionen bis zu Bitcoin-Spenden: So spielt Krypto eine wichtige Rolle im Ukraine-Krieg

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Deutschland Verified
Mike Nudelman/Business Insider Bitcoin, Ether und andere digitale Vermögenswerte sind ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des Ukraine-Krieges geworden. Die Ukraine hat seit Beginn des Krieges etwa 22 Millionen US-Dollar in Form von Krypto-Spenden eingesammelt. Krypto-Börsen, Enthusiasten und auch der Westen setzen demnach derzeit immer mehr auf digitale Währungen, um der Ukraine zu helfen.
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Ukraine raises $270 million in war bonds to support military while massive Russian convoy closes in on Kyiv

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Ukraine raised about $270 million worth of war bonds to fund its defense against Russia. The Eastern European country turned to more traditional finance after raising millions in crypto. The sale came as a Russian convoy stretching 40 miles long closed in on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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BlackRock stops issuing new shares of a Russia ETF as the $10 trillion asset manager warns the fund may miss its target

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
BlackRock will stop creating new shares of a Russia ETF as the stock tumbles. The $10 trillion asset manager also warned investors the fund might not reach its objective. Russia's markets remain in shambles as the central bank closed trading again and the ruble is now worth about a penny. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Russian stocks are increasingly untradeable as more exchanges around the world suspend them amid Ukraine war

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Major exchanges around the globe have suspended trading of Russian stocks amid the Ukraine war. Halts have come from the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Boerse, the Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange. Russia's central bank closed the country's stock exchange for a second day to limit damage. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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NFTの自動販売機がニューヨークに登場…｢NFTの購入プロセスを分かりやすく｣

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Japan Verified
［原文：A crypto startup is selling Solana NFTs from a vending machine in New York in exchange for fiat currency］
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Unlike in Miami, residents of New York City can't trade their namesake cryptocurrency Original

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
New Yorkers can't actually buy and sell the city's namesake token, a Bloomberg report found. Crypto exchanges offering NYCCoin don't have a BitLicense, which is required to operate in the state, Bloomberg said. The lack of trading ability is a setback for a city working to rival Miami as the US crypto hub. Loading Something is loading.
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From sanctions to bitcoin donations, here's how crypto is playing a major role in the Ukraine war

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Bitcoin, ether, and other digital assets have become an essential part of the Ukraine war. Ukraine has raised $22 million through thousands of crypto donations since the start of the war. Crypto exchanges, enthusiasts, and even Western countries are looking to crypto to support Ukraine. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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The US may target Russia's access to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as possible further sanctions amid Ukraine war Original

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Africa
February 28, 2022 3:01 PM The US is weighing possible sanctions on Russia's crypto market amid the Ukraine war. The Wall Street Journal said the sanctions may target crypto exchanges transacting with blacklisted Russia banks. Bitcoin rose less than a percent Monday as delegations from Russia and Ukraine met. The White House's next move against Vladimir Putin may mean sanctions on Russia's access to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Eine 33-jährige Frau wurde durch eine Online-Romanze um Bitcoin im Wert von 300.000 Dollar betrogen

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Business Insider Deutschland Verified
rsinkisacik/Getty Images Eine 33-jährige US-Amerikanerin wurde beim Online-Dating um mehrere hunderttausend US-Dollar betrogen. Der Betrüger gab sich als Krypto-Experte aus. Die Frau überwies ihm Bitcoins im Wert von 300.000 US-Dollar, wie die „New York Times“ berichtet. Einem Bericht des FBI zufolge kommt es immer häufiger zum Krypto-Betrug beim Online-Dating. Eine Romanze in der Dating-App Hinge verlief für eine 33-jährige Frau verhängnisvoll.
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A 20-year-old crypto entrepreneur launched his first video game when he was 14. He jumped into NFTs and is now launching a play-to-earn game with the backing of 14,000 players

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Evandro Rodrigues created his first video game at 14 and pushed into the crypto world amid the pandemic. Now 20 years old, he's set to launch a new play-to-earn universe called House Game on Sunday. He hopes one day it will rival NFT behemoths like Axie Infinity and Decentraland. Loading Something is loading. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Citadel's Ken Griffin says US can 'beat Putin' by ending Europe's dependence on Russian natural gas

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
Ken Griffin said in an op-ed that the US and its allies should help Europe wean off Russian natural gas. Europe increased its energy dependence on Russia, hoping to temper the country's militarism, he and historian Niall Ferguson wrote. But the move has instead "funded the Kremlin's rearmament" as Russia attacks Ukraine. Loading Something is loading.
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Citadel's Ken Griffin says US can 'beat Putin' by ending Europe's dependence on Russian natural gas

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Yahoo Verified
Ken Griffin.CNBC/ Heidi Gutman Ken Griffin said in an op-ed that the US and its allies should help Europe wean off Russian natural gas. Europe increased its energy dependence on Russia, hoping to temper the country's militarism, he and historian Niall Ferguson wrote. But the move has instead "funded the Kremlin's rearmament" as Russia attacks Ukraine. Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin has a strategy to beat Russian President Vladimir Putin: End Europe's reliance on Russia's natural gas.
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Bitcoin's tumble amid Russia's Ukraine invasion shows it's not the gold-like safe haven some investors think it is

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By Natasha Rausch Dailey
| Markets Insider
The view that bitcoin may be digital gold is being tested again amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The cryptocurrency fell as much as 9% Thursday while gold jumped to its highest in over a year. Bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor continued to tout the cryptocurrency as a good bet amid geopolitical turmoil. Loading Something is loading.
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