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New Eckerd College economics professor brings cryptocurrency research to first faculty position

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New Eckerd College economics professor brings cryptocurrency research to first faculty position

“My mom was a teacher. Her mom was a teacher. My mom’s dad was also a teacher,” Dean says. “It was something to work hard towards and enjoy, and so my mom really was able to instill, like, a love of math in me.”

Dean, Eckerd’s new assistant professor of economics, combines her expertise in mathematics and economics with a passion for innovative research. Though this is her first faculty position, her work already shows the promise of contributing significantly to the field and to her students.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in both mathematics and economics at the University of Arizona, where she discovered her passion for economics. “I fell in love with econ and how it could change your way of thinking about the world,” she says. She went on to earn her master’s degree and Ph.D. from the Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science at George Mason University—finishing her doctorate in 2024.

“It was kind of a whirlwind for my last semester in grad school because I defended my dissertation in March, I got married in April, I graduated in May, and then I moved down here to start at Eckerd at the end of June,” she explains.

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Bitwise Turns ‘Really Bullish’ on Ethereum and Solana as Stablecoins Drive Structural Demand Shift

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Bitwise Turns ‘Really Bullish’ on Ethereum and Solana as Stablecoins Drive Structural Demand Shift
Bitwise says shifting crypto narratives are really bullish for Ethereum, Solana, and stablecoins, citing structural demand, ETF accumulation exceeding issuance, and regulatory momentum that could drive the market’s next growth phase into 2026 and beyond.
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Summit County Sheriff’s Office recovers over $100,000 in cryptocurrency investigation

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Summit County Sheriff’s Office recovers over 0,000 in cryptocurrency investigation

SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) – A City of Green resident reported being the victim of a cryptocurrency investment fraud in early October, resulting in a significant financial loss and opening an investigation.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office Detective Bureau initiated an investigation utilizing detailed information and financial records provided by the victim.

According to a release from the sheriff’s office, there was assistance from Jackson Township Police Department’s cryptocurrency recovery “Trace Team” and detectives were able to successfully trace and recover $110,000 of stolen funds.

The sheriff’s office reminds the public to remain alert regarding cryptocurrency investment scams and fake investment platforms.

These schemes often begin by encouraging small initial investments that appear to generate returns, creating a false sense of credibility.

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The sheriff’s office said once trust is established and larger investments are made, the funds are frequently transferred and become inaccessible.

For public safety, people are encouraged to thoroughly search any investment opportunity and exercise caution when dealing with unsolicited or online investment platforms.

The release from the sheriff’s office says that if anyone believes they may be a victim of cryptocurrency or investment fraud, they should immediately contact their local law enforcement agency and file an online complaint with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at www.ic3.gov.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office said it remains committed to protecting the community and working with partner agencies to investigate and combat financial crimes.

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Bitcoin Mining Promises Under Fire as SEC Alleges $48.5M Investor Funds Were Misused

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Bitcoin Mining Promises Under Fire as SEC Alleges .5M Investor Funds Were Misused
Federal regulators are tightening the vise on crypto investment schemes, spotlighting alleged fraud tied to bitcoin mining that raised nearly $100 million while misleading thousands of investors about operations, capacity and the use of their money.
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