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As governments seek to maintain control over their finances and close ever-growing budget deficits, a new enemy seems to be rising in their path: Bitcoin. The crypto, with its limited supply and decentralized nature, disrupts traditional economic models and forces some actors to consider radical measures. It is in this context that the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has newly published an explosive report suggesting that to maintain ongoing deficits, governments should either tax or outright ban Bitcoin. Such a shocking statement comes as the United States struggles to contain its national debt, which is reaching record levels, and as regulation of cryptocurrencies becomes a sensitive topic.
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The cryptocurrency market capitalization collapsed by 2.2% this Tuesday, reaching $2.34 trillion, amid geopolitical tensions and electoral uncertainties in the United States. Bitcoin, the queen of cryptos, fell below $67,000, dragging the entire market into its downward spiral.