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Elon Musk turns away from Bitcoin – Elon Musk had already single-handedly burst the Dogecoin bubble with his participation in a sketch on Saturday Night Live (NBC). But now it is the Bitcoin price that the Tesla boss is shaking up. He announced on Twitter that Tesla would no longer accept bitcoin for the purchase of its cars . The main reason for this turnaround is the consideration of the ecological impact of cryptocurrencies. But this is only a postponement: Elon Musk claims that transactions will resume when bitcoin mining is less greedy for fossil fuels. Following Tesla's announcement, the prices of BTC and Dogecoin plunged , causing the cryptocurrency market to lose 365 billion . But a few hours later, a new turnaround occurred following yet another tweet from Elon Musk, announcing “working with Doge developers to improve the transaction system” . Dogecoin prices have since skyrocketed .


Social networks for children – Remember, last March gambling data thailand Facebook announced that it was working on an Instagram for under-13s . Given the progress of the project, several American prosecutors asked Facebook this week to abandon its junior social network in a letter addressed directly to the platform. The idea of ​​social networks for children is not new – others have already launched – but it raises a number of questions, particularly about the safety and online protection of minors . To return to the case of Instagram, several observers believe that a platform dedicated to minors will not prevent children from continuing to go to the adult version where the risks of harassment or violence are greater. With this in mind, Boris Johnson has just announced a bill in the United Kingdom penalizing social networks that do not sufficiently protect children online.

Cyberattack on an American pipeline – Last Friday, we learned that a Colonial pipeline was the victim of a hack . As a security measure, it had to be shut down. Several media outlets reported this week that a ransom of $5 million was paid to the hackers to regain control of the facility. This pipeline, a vital oil artery for the East Coast , was reportedly the victim of an attack by a criminal group based in Russia, DarkSide according to information from the FBI and the White House. Following the announcement of the hack, there was a run on diesel in several Eastern states, but this did not have a major impact on the price of oil. Hacks against companies are becoming more and more recurrent, to the point that some insurers no longer want to take on this risk, like AXA in France which announced that it will no longer compensate for ransomware