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South African Professor Accuses Central Bank Official of Spreading Misinformation That Damages Crypto Industry – Bitcoin News

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South African university professor and author, Steven Boykey Sidley, has slammed Kuben Naidoo, the country's central bank deputy governor, for claiming that 90% of cryptocurrency transactions are illicit. Sidley insisted the data provided by Chainalysis suggests that only 0.15% of crypto transactions are tied to illicit activity.

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South African Professor Accuses Central Bank Official of Spreading Misinformation That Damages Crypto Industry – Bitcoin News

The central bank deputy governor is spreading inaccurate information that "does immeasurable damage to an important new industry."

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South African Professor Accuses Central Bank Official of Spreading Misinformation That Damages Crypto Industry

A South African professor, Steven Boykey Sidley, has branded as “balderdash” claims by the South African central bank deputy governor that “90% of

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A South African professor, Steven Boykey Sidley, has branded as “balderdash” claims by the South African central bank deputy governor that “90% of

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The deputy governor of the South African Reserve Bank has been accused of promoting misinformation surrounding the illicit use of cryptocurrencies. Kuben Naidoo has been called out by Steven Sidley, a South African professor, and author, for claiming that “90%” of crypto transactions are used for illicit purposes. Touting insider knowledge from a colleague in […]

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South African Professor Accuses Central Bank Official of Spreading Misinformation That Damages Crypto Industry – Bitcoin News

A South African professor, Steven Boykey Sidley, has branded as “balderdash” claims by the South African central financial institution deputy governor that

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South African Professor Accuses Central Bank Official of Spreading Misinformation That Damages Crypto Industry – Bitcoin News - Crypto Biz Daily

A South African professor, Steven Boykey Sidley, has branded as “balderdash” claims by the South African central financial institution deputy governor that “90% of cryptocurrency transactions” are illicit. The professor additionally accused the senior central financial institution official of spreading inaccurate data that “does immeasurable injury to an necessary new business.” Solely 0.15% of Crypto […]

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