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Potential Block On EU Crypto Firms, France Calls For Central Regulator Control
ByRicardoFrance is taking a agency stance on the regulation of cryptocurrency companies working inside its borders, signaling a possible transfer to dam firms licensed in different European Union (EU) nations from conducting enterprise domestically. This newest initiative, led by the pinnacle of France’s monetary watchdog, Marie-Anne Barbat-Layani, is a part of a broader push to…
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lose almost $400M but institutional interest still active
ByRicardoSpot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted important outflows of almost $400 million on Sept. 4, extending the asset class’s week of uneven efficiency. According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin ETFs reversed a two-day streak of inflows and closed with $227 million in web outflows. Investor pullback was most evident throughout flagship merchandise, as Fidelity’s FBTC noticed…
Bitcoin seller exhaustion ‘likely’ as trader eyes $115K BTC price dipByRicardoBitcoin can still surpass all-time highs, but doubts surface over how quickly bulls can get past the latest sub-$120,000 consolidation phase.
Bitcoin’s volatility drops below Nasdaq 100 firms as maturation marks milestone
ByRicardoBitcoin is now much less unstable than practically each firm within the Nasdaq 100, based on new research from CEX.io According to the agency, each firm within the Nasdaq 100 at the moment displays larger realized volatility than Bitcoin on a three-month foundation, with the development extending to each shorter and longer time horizons. In…
Ethereum staking exit queue hits record high of over $4.6 billion
ByRicardoEthereum’s staking system is under mounting pressure as withdrawals outpace new deposits, with the exit queue reaching its highest level. Validator queue data shows that as of Aug. 27, more than 1,023,560 ETH, worth roughly $4.6 billion, had been lined up for withdrawal from staking. By contrast, only 580,637 ETH, valued at about $2.6 billion,…
State Street issues $100M digital debt securities on JPMorgan’s proprietary blockchain
ByRicardoState Street launched its first digital debt securities using JPMorgan’s Digital Debt Service, executing a $100 million commercial paper transaction. According to an Aug. 21 statement, State Street Investment Management purchased the commercial paper for its Short Term Investment Fund. The debt securities are issued, settled, and serviced using blockchain technology, delivering streamlined institutional market…
