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How Grayscale’s Win Will Reshape the Crypto Industry According to Experts

A few days ago, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled in favor of digital asset management company Grayscale Investments in its lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The court ordered the agency to review its rejection of Grayscale’s application to turn its flagship Grayscale Bitcoin Trust fund (GBTC) into...
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The Most Expensive and Cheapest Countries to Mine Bitcoin (BTC)?

According to a CoinGecko research, Italy is the most expensive nation for crypto miners since it takes almost $210,000 in electricity to produce one BTC. Other European countries like Austria, Belgium, Denmark, and Germany follow closely as the most unprofitable regions. It is interesting to note that bitcoin mining is profitable in just 62 out...
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Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy, and Bitcoin 3 Years After

MicroStrategy’s co-founder and executive chairman, Michael Saylor, who served as the company’s former CEO for over 30 years, continues to remain bullish on bitcoin three years after his publicly-traded business intelligence company decided to make its first BTC purchase. Saylor has also made big price predictions for the asset, believing its value could exceed $1...
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First Spot Bitcoin ETF Goes Live in Europe With Interesting Twist

While the US SEC continues to reject or delay, at best, all spot Bitcoin ETF applications, such a product has seen the light of day in Europe. Called the Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF, it will be the first similar product compliant with SFDR Article 8 through its decarbonization strategy. The press release dated August...
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Why Won’t Joe Rogan Host A Bitcoin-Focused Podcast? (Op-Ed)

Famous podcast host and MMA commentator, Joe Rogan, is no stranger to Bitcoin (BTC). Having mentioned it in numerous conversations already, both he and his guests have praised the asset before for its absolute scarcity and freedom-focused properties, while contrasting it against the controlling nature of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). He’s even accepted BTC...
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What’s the Cheapest Day of the Week to Buy Bitcoin? We Asked Google Bard

Bitcoin price has cautiously ratcheted upward since Jan. A rising trend channel from $16,600 to $30,000 almost doubled the spot price of BTC in H1. The price changed in three phases, with blistering rallies that happened in January, March, and June. Here’s what large language model chatbot Google Bard has to say about the best...
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Did You Know? This is the Longest Crypto Bear Market Ever as Altcoins Languish, Regulation Looms, and TradFi Encroaches

On Aug. 3, CEO and founder of MN Trading, Michaël van de Poppe, reported on the current state of the crypto market and the lengthening crypto winter. Altcoin investors are slowly losing faith in the markets as they are still not moving at all, he said. Furthermore, altcoin markets have been trending downwards since May...
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Fitch US Ratings Downgrade is Fine for Bitcoin (Opinion)

Fitch downgraded the U.S. government’s credit rating Tuesday, citing the national debt and deteriorating politics. Bitcoin is already looking good this year with the NFTs. But this really puts the shine on BTC. One of the “Big Three” credit ratings companies, Fitch, notched the United States’ rating down from AAA to AA+ this week. Only...
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These US Politicians Criticized the SEC and Gensler for Their Crypto Approach

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and its Chairman, Gary Gensler, have received a significant wave of criticism from numerous organizations and individuals (including some American politicians) for the way they have treated the cryptocurrency industry over the years.  Ripple’s recent court victory against the Commission prompted even more lawmakers to castigate the...
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Bitcoin Records 661% Increase in Hash Rate in 2 Years: Data

The choppy market has caused severe headwinds for Bitcoin miners as the hash rate reaches new record highs. The rise comes ahead of the much anticipated halving event slated for next spring that is expected to catalyze the largest crypto asset’s price action. Recent data suggested that Bitcoin’s hash rate has increased by nearly 661%...
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Has Ripple (XRP) Won or Will the SEC Appeal: What’s Next?

The legal clash between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission has turned into a cornerstone case for the entire cryptocurrency industry. According to many, it may have serious implications for future lawsuits, regardless of how it ends. Most recently, Judge Analisa Torres ruled that secondary sales of XRP didn’t constitute investment contracts –...
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Mining 2.0: Crypto Miners Embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the New Frontier

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become ubiquitous, making its presence felt across various sectors. Gradually infiltrating every aspect of human activity, this buzzword, although not entirely new, has captivated the minds of both seasoned tech gurus and novices alike. The integration of the digital asset space and AI was inevitable. Industry players are actively exploring innovative...
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Unpopular Opinion: Is the SEC the Key Behind the Next Crypto Bull Market?

The crypto market has recovered a lot of the losses sustained in 2022, with BTC rising by over 80% YTD and many altcoins performing even better. This led to questions and analysis within the community about whether the bear market is over and the industry is preparing for yet another bull cycle. Moreover, the BTC...
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What Does Ripple’s Victory Over SEC Mean for SOL, ADA, and Other Alleged Security Tokens? 

On July 13, Ripple scored a big win in its nearly three-year-long legal battle against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after a court ruled that the majority of XRP sales do not fall under the classification of securities transactions. This has raised questions about the potential implications for cryptocurrencies, such as Solana (SOL),...
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Coinbase Announces the Relisting of Ripple (XRP) Following Court Ruling

The entire crypto market is rallying after the judge overseeing Ripple V. SEC ruled that neither XRP, nor most situations in which it transacted, are securities. The ruling has also prompted exchanges like Coinbase to relist XRP starting today. In a tweet on Thursday, Coinbase Assets confirmed that it will re-enable trading of XRP on...
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Bitcoin Briefly Tapped $31K Amid Lower Than Expected June US CPI Numbers

Bitcoin jumped by a few hundred dollars minutes after the US announced the CPI numbers for June. It’s worth noting that both the core and the overall Consumer Price Index were lower than estimated. According to an analysis made ahead of the CPI announcement for June, the general estimations suggested a decline in the inflation...
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Bitcoin Vs. BTC Companies: What’s The Better Buy?

Bitcoin (BTC) has treated its faithful well in 2023, having appreciated over 80% year to date. However, there may be better ways for investors to capitalize on the asset’s success besides stacking actual sats. Here’s a look at how some Bitcoin-related assets and companies are performing next to BTC, from financial companies to mining stocks....
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Bitcoin (BTC) Posts 2 Consecutive Green Quarters for the First Time Since 2021

Bitcoin (BTC) has seen positive returns for two consecutive quarters, ending the first half of 2023 in green, according to data compiled by the cryptocurrency information platform CoinGlass. For the first quarter, the leading crypto asset posted a return of 71.77% and 7.19% at the end of the second one. The last time bitcoin recorded...
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Not Just BlackRock: These Companies Have Also Filed for Spot Bitcoin ETF in the US

In the past two weeks, there has been a series of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications from different traditional finance giants in the United States. The frenzy started after BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager with over $9 trillion in AUM, submitted its spot Bitcoin ETF filing with the United States Securities and Exchange...
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MicroStrategy Buys 12,333 BTC for $350 Million at $28K Per Bitcoin

MicroStrategy – the company spearheaded by one of Bitcoin’s most vocal and influential proponents Michael Saylor – has bought some $350 million worth of BTC. Michael Saylor broke the news on Twitter. MicroStrategy has acquired an additional 12,333 BTC for $347 million at an average price of $28,136 per Bitcoin. As of 06/27/2023, MicroStrategy hodls...
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How The Ripple v. SEC Lawsuit Could Affect The Entire Crypto Industry: A Lawyer’s Take

With the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) launching a full offensive against crypto this year, an ongoing lawsuit against one of the agency’s first industry targets – Ripple – remains as prevalent as ever. Given recent developments, many parties close to the case believe the court’s ruling may be imminent. How might the result...
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Exploring CBDCs: Crucial Social Experiment or Digital Enslavement

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are slowly becoming a reality. The initial hype may have faded, but to crypto advocates’ disdain, these digitized versions of legal tenders appear to be inevitable. So far, 100 countries are reported to be exploring the concept in some form or the other. Despite not yet being rolled out full-fledged,...
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SEC Coinbase and Binance Lawsuits Super Bullish for BTC and ETH (Opinion)

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission went ham on crypto exchanges last week by filing toothy lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase. While crypto exchanges and altcoins are in the hot seat, the regulator is leaving BTC and ETH alone, at least for now. When news of the SEC’s lawsuit against Binance and Coinbase hit markets,...
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US SEC Files a Lawsuit Against Coinbase, Day After Suing Binance

Just one day after launching a slew of charges against Binance, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a 101-page lawsuit against Coinbase – America’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.  Similar to Binance, the agency alleged that Coinbase has failed to register as either a  broker, national securities exchange, or clearing agency, despite serving the...
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What Would Happen to Bitcoin If The US Debt Ceiling Cracks (Opinion)

Watch that little blue line on Google Trends for “bitcoin” hit the ceiling if the U.S. defaults on its debt. BTC might suffer at first as markets go risk-off, but could easily shine in another global financial crisis. House Republicans reached a tentative deal with President Joe Biden’s White House over the Memorial Day Weekend....
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Tether to Launch Sustainable Bitcoin Mining Operations in Uruguay

The company behind the world’s largest stablecoin announced on May 30 that it wants to mine BTC using sustainable energy in the South American country. To do so, Tether has decided to invest in “renewable energy sources to support and promote sustainable Bitcoin mining.” The company’s statement noted that the South American nation is among the...
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Clear as Mud: CFTC Chair Says Cryptos Are Commodities, Former Commissioner Says They Can be Both

Speaking on the Unchained podcast on May 23, Dan Berkowitz muddied the regulatory waters even further by stating that crypto assets can be both commodities and securities. The notion goes against the opinion of Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler who asserts they are all securities with investment contracts. Referring to Ethereum, he said...
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Bitcoin’s 13th Pizza Day: Reflecting on the Transaction that Changed Crypto History

Today- May 22 – is the 13th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, a historic event that marked the first time BTC was publicly used as a medium of exchange. On 22 May 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a programmer and early Bitcoin adopter, forever etched his name in history by purchasing two Papa John’s pizzas for 10,000...
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Analyzing MiCA’s Role in Shaping Global Crypto Regulation

Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) is being hailed as the world’s first comprehensive set of rules that aims to bring the largely unregulated cryptocurrency markets under government regulation. It is part of a broader digital finance package, aka ‘Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA),’ which aims at protecting the financial services sector from fraudulent activities and...
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Tether Will Buy Bitcoin: Allocating 15% of Net Realized Operating Profits Regularly in BTC

Tether – the company behind the largest stablecoin by means of total market cap – USDT – will be buying Bitcoin. It joins the rank of other large corporations by adding the primary cryptocurrency to its balance sheet. Tether revealed today that starting this month (May), the company will “regularly” allocate as much as 15%...
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