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TenX co-founder Julian Hosp sees Bitcoin hitting $60,000 in 2018, as the coin has already neared his previous forecast of $5,000
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Sponsored: TenX is granting users the ability to make everyday purchases and withdraw fiat using bitcoin. The post Combining Convenience and Security, TenX Is Expanding Bitcoin Usability appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
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The average Bitcoin retail investor who recently discovered crypto might never have considered a stablecoin that pays yield on an idle balance. That fight, buried inside Senate negotiations over the CLARITY Act, is about to matter to them anyway.
Grayscale files S-1 for spot HYPE ETF that would hold Hyperliquids native token and seek to list on Nasdaq under ticker GHYP. The post Grayscale eyes Hyperliquid with new HYPE ETF filing appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
A state-level crypto regulatory bill introduced in Kentucky includes provisions that would force hardware wallet manufacturers to build a “backdoor” into devices, according to the Bitcoin Policy Institute.
SEC approves Nasdaq rule enabling tokenized securities trading alongside traditional shares within existing market structure. The post SEC approves tokenized securities to trade alongside traditional stocks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Fed holds rates steady as PPI inflation beats forecasts and crypto markets decline amid rising geopolitical tensions. The post Fed holds rates steady as sticky inflation and geopolitics pressure markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The SEC just made its biggest crypto classification move in years, placing major tokens such as Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, Dogecoin, Avalanche, XRP, and Chainlink into a “digital commodities” bucket while saying some token sales can stop being treated as securities-law cases once the issuer’s core promises are fulfilled.
SEC says most crypto assets fall outside securities laws and clarifies rules for staking, airdrops, and Bitcoin mining. The post SEC says most crypto assets fall outside securities laws, including staking, airdrops, and mining appeared first on Crypto Briefing.