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Bitcoin Whale Returns to Market, Sparkling 'Uptober' Anticipation
An $11 billion Bitcoin whale reenters the market, hinting at a potentially explosive October for cryptocurrency.
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An $11 billion Bitcoin whale reenters the market, hinting at a potentially explosive October for cryptocurrency.
A Texas state senator suggests that Ethereum could follow Bitcoin as a reserve asset under a new state law aimed at creating a strategic crypto reserve.
An exploration of how the SEC's newly appointed chair, Paul Atkins, aims to solidify regulations around cryptocurrencies as political landscapes shift.
Bitcoin ETFs see substantial inflows amid market fluctuations caused by political announcements.
Deutsche Bank reports a significant rise in gold reserves among central banks, suggesting potential implications for Bitcoin as a future reserve asset.
An examination of how SWIFT's new blockchain initiative could impact Ripple's stronghold in the payments sector and the hurdles it faces in implementation.
A consortium of major banks is considering the launch of stablecoins tied to major fiat currencies to enhance digital asset offerings and compliance.
A look into Bitcoin's recent surge, ICE's investment in Polymarket, and Tether's acquisition of Smartpay.
Jack Dorsey is pushing for tax-free treatment of small Bitcoin transactions, which he believes will help integrate cryptocurrency into daily payments.
Financial experts assert that the weakening of the US dollar is prompting institutions to adopt the debasement trade, paving the way for substantial growth in Bitcoin and gold.
Deutsche Bank suggests that the rise in gold reserves might influence Bitcoin's emerging role as a potential reserve asset.
The Bank of France calls for enhanced EU supervision of cryptocurrency firms to protect financial sovereignty and address the risks posed by stablecoins.
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