Weekly Overview
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Early postponement for US bitcoin spot ETFs
Something extraordinary happened in the US on Tuesday. Shortly after four members of Congress urged the SEC to approve the ETFs applied for, the regulator announced earlier than expected that it was shelving ARK Invest's application. How so? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly.
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Dutch have world's highest interest in crypto
Annually, ForexSuggest quantifies a country's readiness for crypto asset adoption. On one of the angles, the Netherlands appears to be playing a leading role. How exactly? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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Is an FTX sell-off hanging over the market?
FTX's current board chairman wants to sell off the exchange's crypto portfolio. This is causing turmoil here and there, as the bankrupt exchange still has $3.4 billion worth of coins and tokens on hand. Whether a big wave of selling will reach the coast soon? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly.
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Global South leader in terms of crypto-adoption
Recently, blockchain company Consensys asked people worldwide what they think about Web3. Do they know the term? Do they have a need for it? Are there regional differences? You can read the answers, and more, in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin price revived by 'big win' Grayscale
Grayscale last year launched a lawsuit against regulator SEC after it rejected an application to convert its fund to a bitcoin ETF. On Tuesday, the court vindicated Grayscale: the SEC's substantiation is flawed. What that means? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly.
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Base in the grip of Friend.Tech
On Tuesday, Base, Coinbase's blockchain network, processed 16 transactions per second. The lion's share of that was attributed to Friend.Tech, a new app that is racing through the crypto world. What it is. And what it means for Ethereum? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin is a force for good
'Bitcoin critics misinterpret its ESG impact,' reads the summary of a recent KPMG report on bitcoin. The authors explain why bitcoin fits good into an ESG-weighted portfolio. You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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'Chances of approval have increased'
The race for the first bitcoin ETF shifted to the forefront this week because of a regulatory deadline. The latter had to respond to one of the applications. Its outcome? And the expectations for what's next? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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Ripple verdict is already in question
A few weeks ago, Ripple recorded a significant win against regulator SEC. The judge greenlit the sale of the XRP token through exchanges. But in another case, a colleague put a bright line through that. Does that mean the end of Ripple's revelry? You can read about that, and more, in this Weekly!
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Record number of bitcoin held by long-term investors
Summer vacation is in full swing. Many people are enjoying some well-deserved rest. We see that calmness reflected in the crypto markets. In what ways? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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Ripple makes significant win in lawsuit against SEC
In late 2020, Ripple was taken to court by the SEC. Now, two and a half years later, the first verdict has been delivered. Who walked away with the win? That depends on who you ask. You can read about this, and more, in this Weekly!
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Bitcoin is the digital gold, says BlackRock boss Larry Fink
After the fuss over bitcoin ETFs, calm has returned. The price is stabilizing around $30,000 and the news mill seems to be on summer recess. Still, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink managed to put himself in the spotlight with comments on bitcoin. What did he say? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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Race for first spot bitcoin ETF in full swing
The bitcoin market started July calm and in good spirits. But also tense, partly due to the ETF race that restarted in June. At the end of June, that tension manifested itself in a sharp price movement. What happened? You can read that, and more, in this Weekly!
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