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A motion to explore Bitcoin as a municipal reserve asset in Vancouver faces opposition from city staff, citing legal constraints and risks associated with cryptocurrency investments.
Ripple has strengthened its institutional trading platform, allowing clients to access Coinbase’s crypto futures for major cryptocurrencies.
The SEC and CFTC have submitted proposals to the White House to regulate crypto markets and prediction markets, marking a new chapter in the evolution of digital asset oversight.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes suggests that escalating US-Iran hostilities may force the Federal Reserve into monetary easing, creating favorable conditions for Bitcoin to rise.
SoftBank’s shares dip as the company seeks a significant $40 billion bridge loan to enhance its investment in AI giant OpenAI, reflecting its commitment to advancing in the competitive AI landscape.
As quantum computing gains momentum, we explore the most promising stocks in this emerging sector that could reshape the future of technology.
Dynamic Funds and 3iQ launch a new fund set to reshape crypto investing in Canada by offering access to major cryptocurrencies through traditional brokerage accounts.
Ethereum climbs above $2,100 amidst a significant surge in trading activity that raises concerns over speculative trading influences.
The U.S. Federal Reserve clarifies that tokenized securities will be treated under the same capital regulations as traditional securities, marking a significant step in the evolving landscape of digital finance.
Markets experience a jolt as Bitcoin falls below the $71,000 mark, with Ethereum and Dogecoin following suit as resistance mounts.