It's Friday! In today's newsletter, dogecoin investors drop their class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk, JPMorgan analysts see positive crypto regulatory changes under the new U.S. administration, Donald Trump nominates bitcoin-friendly RFK Jr. for Secretary of Health and more.
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Dogecoin investors have dropped their class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk, which accused him of manipulating the price of DOGE during its 2021 surge from less than $0.10 a share to around $0.70.
JPMorgan analysts anticipate positive regulatory changes for crypto under President-elect Donald Trump, with clearer frameworks likely to benefit the industry.
President-elect Donald Trump nominated bitcoin advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services on Thursday.
South Korea's financial watchdog has accused Upbit of violating KYC rules in more than 500,000 cases, including approving accounts with incomplete or blurred ID verification, according to local newspaper Maeil.
Preparations for the long-awaited $100K bitcoin party are underway, according to MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor — potentially taking place this New Year's Eve.
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