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🎉Good news for Binance fans! 🎉 Nigeria has dropped tax evasion charges against Binance's top executives, Tigran Gambaryan and Nadeem Anjarwalla. 🙌 The Nigerian Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) had previously accused Binance of four counts of tax evasion, with Gambaryan and Anjarwalla named as defendants. The charges included failure to register with the FIRS, neglecting to deduct value-added taxes (VATs) from crypto trades, and aiding users in tax evasion. 😱 However, the tax evasion case has taken a turn, with the charges against the executives being withdrawn. This means Gambaryan, who is still detained in Nigeria, will no longer need to appear in court for this case. Binance is now the sole defendant. 😮 But hold your horses! 🐎 The executives are still defendants in a money laundering case brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The saga continues... 😬 This all started when Nigeria blamed Binance for contributing to a forex crisis by allowing market manipulation and currency speculation on its platform. Binance CEO Richard Teng claimed Nigerian officials demanded a $150 million bribe to settle the charges, an accusation Nigeria called a diversionary tactic and attempted blackmail. 🤔 Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers have appealed to the president to secure the release of the detained Binance executive due to his deteriorating health. Stay tuned for more updates! 📰

🎉Good news for Binance fans! 🎉 Nigeria has dropped tax evasion charges against Binance's top executives, Tigran Gambaryan and Nadeem Anjarwalla. 🙌

The Nigerian Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) had previously accused Binance of four counts of tax evasion, with Gambaryan and Anjarwalla named as defendants. The charges included failure to register with the FIRS, neglecting to deduct value-added taxes (VATs) from crypto trades, and aiding users in tax evasion. 😱

However, the tax evasion case has taken a turn, with the charges against the executives being withdrawn. This means Gambaryan, who is still detained in Nigeria, will no longer need to appear in court for this case. Binance is now the sole defendant. 😮

But hold your horses! 🐎 The executives are still defendants in a money laundering case brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The saga continues... 😬

This all started when Nigeria blamed Binance for contributing to a forex crisis by allowing market manipulation and currency speculation on its platform. Binance CEO Richard Teng claimed Nigerian officials demanded a $150 million bribe to settle the charges, an accusation Nigeria called a diversionary tactic and attempted blackmail. 🤔

Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers have appealed to the president to secure the release of the detained Binance executive due to his deteriorating health. Stay tuned for more updates! 📰

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🔥Hot off the press! BlackRock's CIO for index investments, Samara Cohen, has dropped some insights on the state of Bitcoin ETFs! 📈 Despite the recent success of spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have attracted a whopping $15 billion in inflows since their debut in January 2024, Cohen says financial advisors are still treading lightly. 🐾 According to Cohen, the volatility and infancy of Bitcoin and related ETFs are the main reasons behind this cautious approach. 🎢 Speaking at the Coinbase State of Crypto Summit, she revealed that about 80% of Bitcoin ETF purchases are made by self-directed investors, while registered financial advisors remain "wary." 😨 Cohen believes that this skepticism is part of the job for financial advisors, who are responsible for constructing portfolios and conducting risk analysis for their clients. 🧐 With Bitcoin's history of 90% price volatility, they're taking their time to thoroughly analyze data and assess risks. Blue Macellari, the head of digital assets strategy for T. Rowe Price, suggests that a 1% exposure to Bitcoin is seen as safe and comfortable. 🛡️ Meanwhile, Alesia Haas, the CFO of Coinbase, agrees that Bitcoin is on a "slow journey of adoption." 🐢 Cohen also points out that the regulatory environment is a factor, with crypto projects often in the crosshairs of regulators. 🎯 Despite these challenges, she remains optimistic that Bitcoin ETFs can serve as a bridge between cryptocurrency and traditional finance, especially for those wary of risk exposure. 🌉 So, while the Bitcoin ETF train might be moving slower than some would like, it's still chugging along! 🚂 Stay tuned for more updates! 🚀
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📢Hey there, BTC enthusiasts! 🚀 A recent FOMC meeting, more hawkish than expected, has caused investors to reduce their exposure to fixed-supply assets. This resulted in a whopping $600 million outflow from digital asset investment products. 😱 This is the largest outflow since March 22, 2024. The bearish sentiment is further fueled by recent price declines, with total assets under management (AuM) dropping from over $100 billion to $94 billion this week. 📉 Interestingly, the outflows were all about Bitcoin, with the cryptocurrency seeing $621 million in withdrawals. 📤 The bearish sentiment also triggered $1.8 million inflows into short-bitcoin investment products, indicating investors are betting against the asset's price rise. 🎲 On the flip side, Ethereum-based investment products saw inflows of $13.1 million over the past week. Altcoins like LIDO and XRP also saw inflows of $2 million and $1.1 million, respectively. Even Litecoin and Chainlink attracted $0.8 million each. 💰 Despite the positive sentiment around altcoin-based investment products, trading volume was low at $11 billion for the week, compared to the $22 billion weekly average this year. However, this figure is still higher than the $2 billion a week observed last year. 📊 In terms of regional distribution, the US saw the largest outflows for the week, recording $165 million. This negative sentiment extended to Switzerland, Canada, Sweden, and Hong Kong. However, Germany, Australia, and Brazil bucked the trend with inflows. 🌎 Stay tuned for more updates! 🚀🌕
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