과거 고속도로에서 앞서가던 차량이 비틀거리며 2차 사고를 낼 위험에 처하자 자기 차량으로 막아 세운 의인이 화제다. 제2서해안고속도로 하행선 조암IC 전방 3km 지점에서 코란도 스포츠 승용차가 중앙분리대를 들이받았다. 이후에도 코란도 차량은 정지하지 않고 분리대를 긁으며 200~300m를 전진해 주변 운전자들을 불안하게 했다. 일부 운전자들은 112에 신고하기도 했다. ㅗ배드림 이곳을 지나던 한씨(46)는 코란도 승용차 운전자가 의식을 잃은 채 […]
One month after the Bitcoin halving, several key factors seem to point to a pivotal change in the BTC market and investor behavior.
Investment firm Wilshire Phoenix just filed with the SEC for a tradeable Bitcoin fund similar to the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust.
A leading South Korean professor from the Hongik University does not believe cryptocurrencies are safe from market recession.
Leaked documents reportedly show the CEO of Canadian crypto exchange Coinsquare orchestrating wash trades to boslet volume.
Media magnate Steve Forbes has described crypto assets as “a high-tech cry for help” resulting from the failures of contemporary fiat money systems.
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Around the country, nursing homes trying to protect their residents from the coronavirus eagerly await boxes of masks, eyewear and gowns promised by the federal government. But all too often the packages deliver disappointment — if they arrive at all. Some contain flimsy surgical masks or cloth face coverings that are explicitly not intended for
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DENVER — Amid clouds of choking tear gas, booming flash-bang grenades and other other “riot control agents,” volunteer medics plunged into street protests over the past weeks to help the injured — sometimes rushing to the front lines as soon as their hospital shifts ended. Known as “street medics,” these unorthodox teams of nursing students,
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