Bitcoin Amsterdam: Flawed research drives harmful Bitcoin policies

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Crypto Law

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11 October 2024

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Cointelegraph by Josh O&#039;Sullivan

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Original blog post

Speakers at the Bitcoin Amsterdam 2024 conference discussed how flawed academic studies on Bitcoin fuel misinformation, affect media coverage and lead to misguided policies.

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Bitcoin Amsterdam: Flawed research drives harmful Bitcoin policies

Crypto Law

11 October 2024

Cointelegraph by Josh O&#039;Sullivan

Original blog post

This is a syndicated article. To read the full article, click here.

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Bitcoin Amsterdam: Flawed research drives harmful Bitcoin policies

Crypto Law

11 October 2024

Cointelegraph by Josh O&amp;#039;Sullivan

Original blog post

This is a syndicated article. To read the full article, click here.

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