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BitMine Acquires $70 Million in Ethereum as Tom Lee Updates Bitcoin Forecast
BitMine has intensified its Ethereum accumulation amidst market challenges while Tom Lee adjusts his outlook on Bitcoin prices.
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BitMine has intensified its Ethereum accumulation amidst market challenges while Tom Lee adjusts his outlook on Bitcoin prices.
OpenEden has successfully completed an investment round with backing from Ripple and other prominent firms to grow its tokenized US Treasurys platform.
Poland's President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a contentious cryptocurrency bill, stating it could limit innovation and pose a threat to individual freedoms.
The market observes a substantial liquidity influx from the Fed, raising hopes for Bitcoin and other risk assets as the end of quantitative tightening approaches.
RedotPay has launched a service that allows users to convert cryptocurrencies into Nigerian naira, receiving payments directly in their local bank accounts within minutes.
Bank of America allows clients to allocate 1% to 4% in cryptocurrencies, enabling access to Bitcoin ETFs for wealth management clients.
Prediction markets indicate rising chances for Kevin Hassett, associated with Coinbase, as the next Federal Reserve chair amid shifts in policy dynamics.
The crypto lending market hits a new high, now worth $25 billion as a result of more transparent operations by industry leaders.
Grayscale's Chainlink ETF is expected to debut soon, becoming the first of its kind in the United States.
China's central bank, the People's Bank of China, has reiterated its stance on the cryptocurrency ban, citing renewed trading and intentions to tackle stablecoins.
Japan's bond yields are at a decade high, posing challenges for risk assets including cryptocurrencies.
Sony is planning to introduce a stablecoin connected to its ecosystem by 2026, facilitating transactions in the US.
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