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šŸ“Š Kripto baiļu un alkatÄ«bas indekss šŸ§­ Indeksa vērtÄ«ba: 67 šŸ˜± Sentiments: MantkārÄ«ba šŸ’° BTC cena: 63766 USD @Binance_News #CryptoNews

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šŸš€ Grayscale announces the launch of the "Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust," a more affordable version of its Bitcoin trust, with a fee of just 0.15%. šŸ’¼ This move aims to strengthen its position amid market volatility and the upcoming Bitcoin halving event. šŸ’° Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. are regaining investor interest, with a collective inflow of $62 million on April 22, 2024, according to SoSoValue data. šŸ“ˆ Leading the pack, the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) attracted the highest inflow of $34.83 million, with other funds also performing well. šŸ“‰ However, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF (GBTC) saw outflows of about $35 million, despite overall positive inflows in spot Bitcoin ETFs, indicating a broader recovery in investor confidence. šŸ’¼ BlackRockā€™s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) maintains a 69-day streak of net inflows as of April 23, 2024, with an average daily inflow of $223.4 million in April. šŸ’” Grayscale's move to launch the low-cost Bitcoin Mini Trust aims to reverse negative trends, making it competitive against cheaper offerings from firms like BlackRock and Fidelity. šŸ” The introduction of the Bitcoin Mini Trust signifies Grayscale's bid to regain market share and attract new investments amidst intense competition in the Bitcoin ETF arena. #GRAYSCALE #bitcoinhalving #Token2049
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šŸšØ Recent rumors circulated about a supposed directive from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), purportedly warning local financial institutions against involvement with cryptocurrencies and supporting crypto exchanges. šŸ“‰ This came as a surprise since Nigeria had lifted a previous ban on banks collaborating with digital asset providers just four months earlier. šŸ“° Reports suggested the CBN issued a circular advising banks and financial bodies to steer clear of cryptocurrency transactions, referencing a prior prohibition. šŸ›‘ The alleged directive also named specific crypto exchanges like Binance and OKX as off-limits and outlined measures against entities involved in crypto transactions, including a six-month account freeze. šŸ” However, the CBN swiftly addressed these rumors, stating via social media that the circular was fabricated and not issued by their office. šŸ’¼ Separately, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) took action by freezing over 300 accounts linked to illicit forex activities on a P2P platform. šŸ”’ The EFCC chairman clarified that this move aimed to combat schemes harmful to the countryā€™s economic security, noting that unauthorized transactions exceeded those of known entities like Binance. šŸ’” These developments highlight the complexities and ongoing scrutiny within Nigeria's financial sector, particularly regarding cryptocurrencies and foreign exchange regulations. #CBDCs #CBDC. #bitcoin #Metaverse
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āš–ļø Ripple has made a bold legal maneuver, countering the SEC's demand for nearly $2 billion in penalties with a proposed fine of just $10 million. šŸ” This comes after a court found Ripple guilty of selling its cryptocurrency, XRP, to institutional investors without proper registration. šŸ“œ Ripple filed a detailed 186-page document, pushing back against the SEC's harsh penalties, acknowledging the court's ruling and adapting its business practices accordingly. šŸ›”ļø Ripple argues against the necessity of further punitive actions, such as an injunction, citing its acceptance of the previous court decision and proactive adjustments to comply with legal standards. šŸ’¼ The company disputes the SEC's call for disgorgement, stressing that there's no evidence of financial harm to investors from Rippleā€™s actions. šŸ’° Regarding civil penalties, Ripple advocates for a much lower amount than the SEC proposes, citing precedents and the nature of the infringement. āš–ļø The XRP lawyer community supports Rippleā€™s defense, viewing its arguments as strong against the SECā€™s demands, while critics like Jeremy Hogan anticipate a swift decision from Judge Torres. šŸ’” This legal standoff is pivotal, potentially shaping the regulation and legal treatment of cryptocurrencies in the U.S. #xrpļ»æ #XRP
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šŸ” The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has strongly opposed Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm's bid to dismiss his criminal indictment, arguing that the case involves intricate facts best decided by a jury. šŸ›”ļø In a robust filing on Friday, the DOJ countered the defense's portrayal of the cryptocurrency mixing service, Tornado Cash, which stands accused of being a conduit for money laundering by criminal groups like North Koreaā€™s Lazarus Group. āš–ļø Storm and co-developer Roman Semenov face charges of money laundering conspiracy, operating without a money-transmitting license, and violating sanctions laws. šŸ”’ Storm's defense argued for dropping the charges, contending that Tornado Cash is not a "financial institution" due to its non-custodial nature, and Storm lacked control over its users. šŸ’¼ The DOJ rebuffed these arguments, portraying Tornado Cash as a mixer with various components launched in 2019, emphasizing Storm's significant involvement in its operation. šŸ“œ The filing dismissed Storm's assertions about control mechanisms within Tornado Cash, asserting that evidence will demonstrate Storm's and his associates' control over the platform. āš–ļø Storm's trial is set for September, while Semenov remains at large, underscoring the ongoing legal confrontation over cryptocurrency platforms and the regulatory and prosecutorial challenges in this rapidly evolving sector. #CryptoNewsšŸš€šŸ”„
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šŸšØ The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly proposing a staggering $5.3 billion fine against Do Kwon, the founder of the Terra ecosystem, marking a potential record in the cryptocurrency sector. šŸ’¼ Following Kwon's recent fraud conviction, the SEC alleges that he and Terraform Labs unlawfully profited nearly $4 billion from selling unregistered securities. šŸ“° The suggested penalty includes a $4.2 billion disgorgement to reclaim these gains, alongside $545 million in interest, with additional civil penalties of $420 million for the company and $100 million for Kwon himself. āš–ļø Kwon's defense contends that the token sales didn't fall under U.S. jurisdiction and thus didn't breach its laws. šŸ›‚ Kwon's legal woes worsened after his 2023 arrest in Montenegro for possessing a counterfeit Costa Rican passport while en route to the UAE. šŸ” He currently awaits extradition to the U.S. and South Korea to face further charges linked to Terra's $40 billion collapse. #SEC #CryptocurrencyAlert
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