Tech News: Cryptocurrency Co-founder Calls Crypto Bad News

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Tech News: Cryptocurrency Co-founder Calls Crypto Bad News

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Jul 15, 2021

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A Dogecoin co-founder speaks out against cryptocurrency. Android 12 takes a new spin on auto-rotate. President Biden signs an executive order supporting the right to repair. And what do emoji sound like?
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