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Bitcoin’s Coinbase premium turned negative. Here’s what it means for BTC price

Bitcoin’s (BTC) definitive breakout above $50,000 may have to wait longer to materialize as spot buying pressure on Coinbase Pro shows signs of weakening — at least, in the short term. The Coinbase Premium Index, which measures the gap between the BTC price on Coinbase Pro and Binance, has flipped negative,

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JP Koning – What Tether Means When It Says It’s ‘Regulated’

Tether, regulated or not?Newcomers to the crypto space are quickly confronted with a popular distinction between regulated stablecoins and unregulated stablecoins. But what is the difference? Tether, the largest of the stablecoins, is often described as unregulated. But Tether executives and supporters disagree with this claim. Who is right?J.P. Koning,

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Bitcoin’s Rising Popularity With Investors Means Gold Will ‘Suffer’: JPMorgan

Gold could lose its shine in the long run due to institutional investors’ increased preference for bitcoin, according to the investment banking giant JPMorgan.“The adoption of bitcoin by institutional investors has only begun, while for gold, its adoption by institutional investors is very advanced,” JPMorgan bank’s quantitative strategists and managing

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Russia’s Crypto Community Fears Digital Ruble Plan Means ‘Back to USSR’

The Russian cryptocurrency and blockchain association known as RAKIB warned the country’s central bank against making its future central bank digital currency too centralized. RAKIB sent a letter to Bank of Russia Chairwoman Elvira Nabiullina saying the potential design for the “digital ruble” favored by the regulator will return

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First Mover: Why the Fed Cares About Remote Working – And What It Means for Bitcoin

Bitcoin was lower after surging nearly $600 on Thursday to climb above $16,000 for the first time in almost three years.  “Investors should plan for volatility as well as price appreciation,” the blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis wrote in a newsletter. In traditional markets, European shares fluctuated and U.S. stock futures pointed toward a

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What It Means if Companies Like Twitter Are ‘Systemically Important’ to Financial Regulators

When I first suggested Systemically Important Social Media Institutions (SISMIs) were the social media parallel to Systemically Important Financial Institutions (SIFIs), I did not expect the theory to be picked up by financial regulators.As it turns out, the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) essentially agrees with the argument,

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