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EU Investment Firms Should Clearly State Crypto Is Unregulated, Watchdog Says
Companies that market crypto alongside traditional securities might mislead consumers about access to fair advice and compensation, the European Securities and Markets Authority worries.
Ether Balance on Exchanges Nears All-Time Low
Drop comes as the number of staked ether has surged.
Milady NFTs Get Dogecoin Treatment as Prices Retrace Days After Elon Musk Tweet
Top holders of LADYs meme coins are sitting on unrealized profits worth millions of dollars.
The Invisible Hand Restricting Bitcoin and Ether Price Swings
Hedging activity of market makers, who are always on the opposite of investors' trade, seems to have kept prices rangebound off late.
USBTC Aims to Become Bitcoin Mining Giant After Deal to Buy Celsius Assets
The miner will receive $15 million management fee for the Celsius mining assets, which it will operate exclusively.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Holding Pattern Continues as Lawmakers Make Progress in Debt Limit…
ALSO: Graphics chip manufacturer Nvidia's powerful GPUs were well-suited for bitcoin mining but they now seem primed to boost the company's sales because of their usefulness in artificial intelligence technology.
Nike OF1 NFT Sale Surpasses $1M Despite Delays, Tech Issues
The highly-anticipated virtual sneaker sale on .SWOOSH faced persistent delays, leaving some users frustrated. Meanwhile, Nike has so far labeled the release as a success.
U.S. Presidential Candidate Ramaswamy Takes Potshot at DeSantis Bitcoin Remark
The largest cryptocurrency is suddenly a talking point in the 2024 race, after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared he would “protect the ability to do things like Bitcoin” during the launch of his campaign on Twitter on Wednesday.
DCG Sunsets Trade Execution, Prime Brokerage Unit TradeBlock
The crypto conglomerate suffered a loss of more than $1 billion last year.
Bitcoin Lingers Below $26.5 Amid Debt Ceiling Worries
Unemployment and productivity data arrived stronger than expected but investors seemed focused narrowly on the ongoing negotiations that will determine if the U.S. government has to default on its debts.