"🚨Coinbase Takes Legal Action Against SEC and FDIC
The cryptocurrency exchange is suing the regulatory bodies for allegedly trying to stifle the growth of the digital asset market and marginalize its participation in the banking system.
- A dormant Bitcoin miner from 2008 has surprisingly resumed activity, transferring 50 BTC to Binance.
- Reuters reports that Ethereum ETF trading may commence on July 4th, but this news has had a minimal impact on ETH's price.
- Bitcoin ETF has seen a modest increase of $21 million for the second consecutive day, but the market price remains below $61,000.
- Turkey has introduced stringent crypto regulations, granting the state control over transactions and imposing hefty fines (up to $182,600) and imprisonment (3-5 years) for unlicensed operations. Crypto fraud carries a severe penalty of 14-22 years in prison.
- Marathon, a mining company, has announced its entry into Kaspa mining.
- Top performers in the last 24 hours include Kaspa (up 6.85%), Maker (up 6.82%), and Injective (up 3.32%)."
4. Asset management firm VanEck announced a temporary fee waiver for its Ethereum ETF until 2025.
5. InvestCorp launched a innovative fund focused on tokenizing real-world assets.
6. Binance received the coveted Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), expanding its regulatory compliance."
- Bitcoin ETFs see small inflow of $31 million after 7 days of sell-offs - WIF whale buys additional $4.65 million worth of Dogecoin, bringing total holdings to $49.6 million - Hackers compromise Metallica's Twitter account to promote fake METAL token, which subsequently crashes - Nubank, a Brazilian neobank backed by Berkshire Hathaway, to offer Lightning Network payments to its 100 million customers.
Traders are bullish on Bitcoin as its daily RSI enters the oversold zone, a trend that has historically led to significant price increases (60%, 63%, and 196% in previous instances). To realize this potential, Bitcoin needs to consolidate above $62,000 and then $64,000