Crypto Pirates Daily News Roundup - November 13th, 2021

<p>* YouTube Video Special "The Internet is Rotting Away" by BitBoy Crypto Founder Ben Armstrong </p> <p>The Internet is Rotting Away, a free video special from BitBoy Crypto, the most popular crypto content channel on YouTube with over 5 million subscribers. The 12-minute presentation marks the 30th anniversary of Tim Berners Lee's World Wide Online Whitepaper, which envisioned a decentralised web. </p> <p>In this short movie, we discuss the key problem in the internet's current design that threatens our liberties and how blockchain technology might help. The free video special expands on BitBoy Crypto's objective to educate those active or interested in the crypto industry by simplifying complicated crypto ideas. </p> <p>When Ben Armstrong decided to go "full-time crypto" in January 2018, he created the BitBoy Crypto YouTube Channel to help the crypto community grow. Since then, BitBoy Crypto has become a trusted source for information on bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.</p> <p>* Crypto is Illegal for Muslims in Indonesia, say Religious Leaders </p> <p>The Indonesian National Ulema Council (MUI) declared cryptocurrency illegal for Muslims. The council deemed cryptocurrencies Haram and hence prohibited their use by Indonesian Muslims. </p> <p>Indonesia is one of the world's largest Islamic countries, with about 237 million Muslims. The head of religious decrees, Asrorun Niam Soleh, said cryptocurrencies might be sold as commodities if they follow Shariah law and have evident benefits. </p> <p>The decision was made following a council meeting earlier this week, the chairman of religious decrees said. He remarked that as long as cryptocurrencies as a commodity or digital asset complies with Shariah and has a clear benefit, it can be used.</p> <p>* Russia's state Duma wants to regulate mining </p> <p>The widespread acceptance of crypto is forcing most countries to regulate it. While crypto may be used to make money, criminals are already employing it to do harm. In this context, the Russian state Duma a