Millions in India still make a living cleaning human waste with bare hands — RT India
New Delhi has implemented a plethora of laws to combat exploitation but 7.7 million ‘human scavengers’ continue to toil in
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How to Turn $1,000 into Millions with Crypto in 2025💎🌟 | by kavya Magi | The Capital | Jan, 2025
centralized crypto exchange development company Cryptocurrency has taken the world by storm, presenting a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for people to turn
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Coinbase CEO Predicts Bitcoin’s Surge Into Multiple Millions
Bitcoin is poised to hit “multiple millions,” Coinbase’s CEO declared, citing surging institutional adoption, ETF inflows, and the transformative potential
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Jack Mallers: Ripple Is Spending Millions to Undermine Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
Jack Mallers, CEO of Zap, stated that Ripple, a cryptocurrency company, was actively lobbying against a strategic bitcoin reserve. In
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From Memes to Millions: How Trump’s New Crypto Coins Are Changing the Game | by Abhaya Anil | The Capital | Jan, 2025
So, there I was, scrolling through social media like any other Friday night, when boom — Trump drops this bombshell
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Cable Damage Slows Internet for Millions of Customers Across Russia
A damaged fiber-optic cable in central Russia disrupted internet access for nearly 4 million customers across 21 regions, authorities said
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Millions in SOL at Stake: Solana Co-Founder Hit With Fraud Lawsuit by Ex-Wife
Stephen Akridge, a co-founder of blockchain platform Solana, faces a lawsuit from his ex-wife, Elisa Rossi, alleging he misappropriated millions
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Coinbase Dumps Failed Tactics – Crypto Millions Now Flow to Policy Gamechangers
Coinbase’s CEO unveils a bold plan to end failed lobbying, channeling tech money into pro-innovation candidates and rallying millions to
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Blockchain Bites: Bankrupted Cred’s Missing Millions, Bitcoin Miners‘ Quarterly Losses and More
Crypto lender Cred’s bankruptcy is more than it appears. Two publicly traded bitcoin mining firms reported this week: Neither are
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