The US Justice Department has recently charged fifteen individuals and three companies over allegations of cryptocurrency fraud. This news comes amidst the ongoing debate surrounding the broader regulation of cryptocurrencies, with the CEO of Coinbase urgently calling for the new chair of the SEC to reconsider and drop what he terms as 'frivolous' accusations. On an alternative note, travel advisory bodies are reporting incidents of people setting themselves alight or permitting violent behaviours in attempts to increase their cryptocurrency values.
Key players within the financial sector like Bitwise's CIO vocally herald the increasing prevalence of cryptocurrencies like 'People's Crypto' and Bitcoin amongst investors. Joining this chorus of support is singer Jason Derulo, who has recently called for a 'crypto cleanup' to prevent unnecessary panic selling.
Despite confidence in the value of blockchain technology, the 'People Coin' has seen a steady rise of around 21.32% and is now valued at around $0.06 USDT. Innovation is also emerging in the form of new blockchain players like Spacemesh, focusing on fair distribution and accessibility, who have launched their own 'People's Coin'. However, amidst this growth, trepidation still exists around meme coins. Pioneers in advancing technology like Elon Musk have also made statements signalling support for meme coins and notably endorsed Dogecoin as the 'People's Crypto.'
In spite of the rapid developments within the cryptocurrency world, the public perception of such currencies is a mixed bag, with a recent survey revealing a majority see the urgent need to modernize the financial system while a significant percentage are also 'cringing' at the mention of digital currencies.
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