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Kicking off the week, @immunefi's @TravinKeith walks you through the more prevalent hacks and scams happening in crypto to help you understand how to protect yourself.#Consensus2021

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— CoinDesk (@CoinDesk) May 17, 2021

Round 3: Our crypto crash course continues this week to prep you for #Consensus2021.

Don't miss out on the last week of Unlocked 101, where we've got you covered from hacks and scams, navigating crypto at our event.

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— CoinDesk (@CoinDesk) May 17, 2021

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Real-time #Bitcoin BTC price, 24-hour charts and news https://t.co/sOSnAxn63w via @coindesk

— bgkimin (@bgkimin) May 18, 2021

As Elon Musk reverses his #Bitcoin sentiment, we observe new entrants panic selling and hodlers stepping in to buy the dip.

This is a historically significant correction that is testing $BTC hodler conviction.

Read more in The Week On-chain

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— AVS TRADE (@avs_trade) May 18, 2021

#Bitcoin mining actually uses less energy than traditional banking, new report claims https://t.co/5mi8qzVAGW

— Dave Parker (@Xentagz) May 18, 2021

Elon Musk’s Twitter posts keep sending #Bitcoin prices tumbling. His own fortune is heading in the same direction. https://t.co/lls9YY066g

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) May 18, 2021

Canada home sales, average price decline in April from MarchOTTAWA (Reuters) -Canadian home sales, prices and starts all fell in April compared with the previous month, as some of the frenzy of recent months began to unwind, though activity remains strong, data showed on Monday.

Canadian home sales fell 12.5% in April from March, while the…[Read more]

Japan’s economy slumps back into decline as COVID-19 hits spendingTOKYO (Reuters) -Japan’s economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter as a slow vaccine rollout and new COVID-19 infections hit spending on items such as dining out and clothes, raising concerns the country will lag others emerging from the pandemic.

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UK jobless rate falls again, hiring up as lockdown easesLONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s unemployment rate fell again to 4.8% between January and March, when the country was under a tight lockdown, and hiring rose further in April, according to data that showed employers gearing up for the easing of curbs.

Economists polled by Reuters had expected the…[Read more]

RBA Says Economy, Markets Key to July Call on Bond Programs(Bloomberg) — The Reserve Bank of Australia said it would pay “close attention” to economic data and conditions in financial markets when deciding whether to roll over its yield-target maturity and undertake further quantitative easing.

The RBA is due to make a call at its July 6 mee…[Read more]

EU eyes another go at more unified European business taxationBRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Commission wants to propose in 2023 a more unified way of taxing companies in the European Union, hoping that such rules, which have failed to win support in the past, will stand a better chance if they follow global OECD solutions expected this…[Read more]

Hitting it out of the park: Baseball card legacy could smash recordsLOS ANGELES (Reuters) – When Florida physician Thomas Newman died of COVID-19, he left his family a huge legacy – a collection of sports cards worth some $20 million, including a Babe Ruth card that could set a new world record.

It was love, not money, that drove Newman when he…[Read more]

HK property tycoon Wu says land reclamation will solve social, housing woesHONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong real estate magnate Gordon Wu said an ambitious land reclamation project can help solve housing and social problems, while welcoming the enforcement of a national security law in the city as bringing stability to boost investment.

The…[Read more]

HK suspends operations at representative office in Taiwan as tensions riseHONG KONG/TAIPEI (Reuters) -Hong Kong government’s suspended on Tuesday operations at its representative office in Taiwan in a sign of escalating diplomatic tension between the global financial hub and the democratically ruled island that Beijing claims.

Tension between…[Read more]

ECB’s Villeroy plays down inflation risks, says ECB policy should stay very accommodativePARIS (Reuters) – European Central Bank policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Tuesday that he did not think there was “any risk of a durable return of inflation” in the euro zone, and that the ECB’s monetary policy should remain very…[Read more]

Foreigners remain net buyers of Asian bonds for eleventh straight month in April(Reuters) – Foreign investors remained net buyers of Asian bonds for eleventh consecutive month in April, as a rebound in regional economic activity and a drop in U.S. yields boosted sentiment.

Overseas investors bought a net $6.37 billion worth of Asian bonds last…[Read more]

Investors buy UK stocks, cut tech as inflation fears rise – BofA surveyLONDON (Reuters) – Fund managers loaded-up on UK stocks and cut exposure to technology stocks as rising inflation and “taper tantrum” fears leave growth stocks vulnerable to pullbacks, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC)’s May fund manager survey released on Tuesday found.

Allocation…[Read more]

Germany’s top court rejects complaint against ECB bond buysBERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s constitutional court rejected on Tuesday a complaint against the European Central Bank’s 2.4 trillion euro Public Sector Purchase Programme, saying the ECB had shown the scheme was appropriate.

The court had ruled last May that lawmakers failed to exercise s…[Read more]

Euro zone inadvertently supported zombie firms, ECB findsFRANKFURT (Reuters) – Euro zone policies aimed at keeping the economy afloat during the pandemic inadvertently supported unviable or “zombie” firms and more targeted support is needed, especially as subsidies are phased out, a European Central Bank study concluded on Tuesday.

Zombie firms,…[Read more]