Crypto News, December 15: Elon becomes DOGE, once again

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Instead of trying to make another Lambo joke, let’s go over the things you could do with a Bitcoin if it really hit $ 899,000,000,000.

Be Jeff Bezos in 2026 (estimates show he will be worth $ 1,000 billion in just four years).

Sell ​​for BTC for USD and stack it in a 67.9 mile stack.

Buy the NFL, NBA, MLB – eight times.

Be Mexico (their GDP was $ 1.3 trillion in 2019).

Buy 1 billion iPhones.

Or solve world hunger or global warming.

Your choice! Just take a look at your CoinMarketCap wallet to get started. Elon Musks’ DOGE fever continues. Yesterday, Musk tweeted that his electric car maker Tesla would start accepting DOGE as a payment method for his official merchandise. What can you buy? Oh, just a $ 1,900 Kid’s Cyberquad, also inspired by the Cybertruck, for example. See what else you can get here. Do Senators Own Crypto? U.S. lawmakers have yet to agree on how to regulate cryptocurrencies, but that hasn’t stopped a handful of pioneers from investing in crypto anyway. According to an analysis of federal records by the Insider media outlet, many government officials have got their hands on the crypto market. So far, according to 2020 records, one senator and four congressmen have either bought cryptocurrencies directly or invested in crypto-related businesses. Read on to see which other lawmakers have had the crypto bug. Take two – put Bitcoin in your inventory Yesterday we reported that it would soon be possible to offer crypto through Robinhood. Today we are reporting that it * is * now possible to send the BTC gift through Block’s Cash app. Users do not need to already own Bitcoin to give digital currency as a gift – while other exchanges have already made it possible to offer cryptos, Cash App notes that this is probably the first time that the crypto Application gifts. P2P payment. Choose your crypto giveaways here. View your NFTs directly on Coinbase The platform will soon allow users to access a range of DeFi products and view their non-fungible tokens (NFTs) through the Coinbase wallet – a non-custodial wallet that allows users to manage a variety of cryptocurrencies. Once the new features are activated, Coinbase Wallet will be more compliant with competing offerings including MetaMask and Trust Wallet, both of which are already DeFi and NFT compatible. Find out more here. Check the weather with a … crypto oracle? This week, the Oracle Chainlink network partnership with Accuweather went live – now when you see if it’s raining you might be able to. check on the blockchain. Some options for using AccuWeather data include weather forecast markets, hedging markets, and virtual umbrellas (just kidding). But in reality, having weather data for blockchain-based games could help games add real-time weather as a feature of gameplay, for example. See more here.

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