It's Friday! In today's newsletter, the IMF again urges El Salvador to limit the scope of its bitcoin law, TeraWulf sells its stake in a nuclear-powered bitcoin mine to fund its AI expansion plans, Hyperliquid tops decentralized perpetual swap trading volume and more.

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The International Monetary Fund is again urging El Salvador to narrow the scope of its bitcoin law and limit public sector exposure to the cryptocurrency.

TeraWulf has sold a 25% stake in its nuclear-powered Nautilus Cryptomine joint venture in Pennsylvania to a subsidiary of Talen Energy Corporation for approximately $92 million.

Hyperliquid has risen to lead trading volume metrics among decentralized perpetual swap platforms, recently surpassing competitors like Jupiter, SynFutures and dYdX.

HBO's upcoming documentary "Money Electric" claims it will reveal the true identity of Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

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