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Banks and Institutions Towards tighter regulation of stablecoins in the US? US Congressmen are currently debating a proposed law, the Digital Asset Market Structure and Investor Protection Act. The legislation proposes to treat crypto assets as “monetary instruments”, which would effectively bring them under the purview of anti-money laundering and transaction monitoring laws. Stablecoins would […]
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Bitcoin’s price has been on a spectacular uptrend for the past week. The crypto asset is up 32% over seven days and is trading around the €33,500 ($40,000) mark on 28 July. Buyers have clearly regained control, particularly following a sudden price movement on the night of 25 to 26 July, which we return to […]
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Banks and Institutions The US authorities are launching an investigation against the Directors of Tether. The investigation may relate to a period in 2017 when the USDTs in the market were allegedly not backed by sufficient dollars, as the corresponding collateral was held by a related entity. Goldman Sachs announces the creation of an ETF […]
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Bitcoin bends but does not break. That could be the adage of the last fortnight in the cryptocurrency market. However, the technical situation remains poorly oriented, with sellers dominating since the beginning of July. Bitcoin is down 5% in a week and is hovering around €26,300 ($31,000) on July 21. On July 20, the price […]
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Table of content Banks and InstitutionsCrypto EcosystemTechnologySome figures Banks and Institutions A majority of institutional investors ready to buy digital assets New data shows that institutional investor interest in cryptocurrencies continues to grow. Fidelity Digital Assets commissioned Coalition Greenwich to survey 1,100 institutional investors to understand their expectations for investing in digital assets. The majority […]
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Table of contents Banks and InstitutionsCrypto ecosystemTechnologySome figures Banks and Institutions New setbacks for the Binance platform UK payment provider ClearJunction announces the end of its collaboration with Chinese cryptocurrency exchange Binance. This is an important announcement in the sense that ClearJunction is the equivalent of the SEPA instant transfer in the UK. This follows […]
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Bitcoin’s price is not picking up any particular strength at the beginning of the summer. On the contrary, volatility is at its lowest point in the year 2021. The king of cryptocurrencies is near-stable on a week, down slightly by 2.9% and trading around €29,000 ($35,000) this July 7. The long-term trend is still bullish […]
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Banks and Institutions Bitcoin worries the Bank of France Bitcoin worries the Bank of France: its governor François Villeroy de Galhau said that a regulatory framework should be imposed “as quickly as possible” on digital assets as well as their transactions. “We don’t have much time left, 1 or 2 years”. These measures could be […]
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After the sudden drop suffered by the cryptocurrency market on May 19, June is ending with a majority of investors left wanting more. With a slight variation of -7% over a month, Bitcoin is trading around €29,000 ($35,000) this June 30. The last few weeks have been dominated by fear and doubt, with China’s repressive […]
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