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⁠Here's why pro traders expect further downside from Ethereum price Ethereum's EIP-1559 upgrade is fast approaching, but derivatives data shows traders are less than optimistic about ETH's short-term prospects.

⁠Crypto miner claims all major Yunnan operations shut down in advance of CCP anniversary It's unclear if the shutdowns are due to orders passed down from above or the result of China's announced regulatory crackdown on c…

⁠House committee reviews cryptocurrency risks, regulations in hearing A panel of expert witnesses and members of congress discussed the risks and rewards of cryptocurrency in committee Wednesday.

⁠3 key areas traders are watching as Bitcoin’s monthly close occurs As the month of June comes to an end, traders are asking the Magic 8-Ball for answers to the question of where Bitcoin's price will go next.

⁠George Soros’ investment fund is reportedly trading Bitcoin In addition to trading crypto, Soros Fund Management is said to be in discussion to acquire blockchain-focused firms.

​​Privacy protocol’s dogged focus on untraceable coins and anonymous communication A privacy protocol says dogged pursuit of anonymous transactions and untraceable communications will push it past meme-themed joke coin.…

⁠Ethereum 2.0 approaches 6 million staked ETH milestone ETH 2.0 now has 10x more staked Ether to power its proof-of-stake mechanism than the Ethereum Foundation required at launch six months ago.

⁠Price analysis 6/30: BTC, ETH, BNB, ADA, DOGE, XRP, DOT, UNI, BCH, LTC Bitcoin and altcoins are witnessing selling near key overhead resistance levels, but a shallow pullback may suggest further upside is in store.

⁠Investment app Betterment looking into long-term crypto offering, says CEO Sarah Levy referred to the company considering "a long-term buy and hold the asset as a smaller portion of a portfolio, rather than as sort of a…

⁠FINRA orders Robinhood to pay $70M due in part to 'significant harm' platform caused users Regulators said the trading app should pay restitution to users like the 20-year-old who committed suicide after an erroneous ne…

⁠Twitter 'dropping NFTs all day' in nonfungible token giveaway The social media platform is giving away 140 free nonfungible tokens to 140 followers in a series of tweets that began on Wednesday.

⁠Gold outshines Bitcoin in Q2 even after posting its worst month since 2016 Safe-haven rivals move inversely to one another in a quarter mired by mixed inflation reports, Elon Musk FUD, and a suddenly hawkish Federal Res…

⁠Binance tackles Travel Rule compliance after multiple bans Following bans in Japan, the U.K. and Ontario, Binance is ramping up its compliance efforts with a specialized tool developed by crypto intelligence firm Cipher…

⁠1inch Foundation upgrades governance framework The 1inch Network’s governance framework will have many of the hallmarks of Ethereum-based projects in a move that prioritizes user experience and broader network participa…

⁠Coincidence? Bitcoin saw its highs and lows on 'Turnaround Tuesdays' in June A curious pattern emerges as Bitcoin stays stuck in its defined trading range between $30,000 and $40,000.

⁠Bitcoin's evolving narratives make it antifragile Bitcoin itself has seen very little change over time — what has changed is the dominant perception of it.

⁠Former Mastercard exec to lead Ripple’s European Expansion Sendi Young has over 15 years of fintech experience and has previously worked at prominent payments firms.

⁠Bitcoin sees 4.5% dip amid warning BTC price indicator bottom may still come The Puell Multiple — and Bitcoin price — can still dip further before a rebound takes hold, cautions analyst Rekt Capital.

⁠Beijing subway now accepts digital yuan Beijing's rail transit service now accepts digital yuan for subway rides through an integration with the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

⁠NYDIG set to bring Bitcoin adoption to 650 US banks and credit unions NYDIG looks set to deliver on its promise to enable millions of Americans to buy Bitcoin from their bank accounts in 2021.

⁠Slow, but not steady: India’s stance on Bitcoin and crypto is evolving India’s regulatory stance on crypto has been shaky at best and prejudiced at worst, but what is India actually doing about crypto?

⁠Russia’s central bank to study crypto investment risks The Bank of Russia is collecting data from 15 credit firms and payment systems like Visa and Mastercard.

⁠Ethereum Classic price has nearly doubled days after Digital Currency Group's $50M bet The gains also appear amid an overall crypto market recovery following Bitcoin's sharp rebound from $30,000-support.

⁠New Bitcoin exposure Index to track equities that perform like BTC Melanion Bitcoin Exposure Index tracks an equities basket with the highest correlation and revenue exposure to Bitcoin.

⁠Bitcoin has failed miserably as currency, says NYU's 'dean of valuation' The serial Bitcoin critic has once again dismissed BTC’s value proposition as a form of currency.

⁠Bitcoin volatility still a concern for CEO of BNY Mellon subsidiary Francesca Fornasari believes that Bitcoin may not be suitable for most institutional investors.

⁠Institutional investors aren't buying Bitcoin at 50% of all-time highs …for now Ahead of the major GBTC unlocking event, it seems institutions and retail alike have cold feet about $34,000 Bitcoin.

⁠Australian regulators seek public input on crypto ETPs The Australia Securities and Investments Commission has indicated that Bitcoin and Ether are the only two crypto assets likely to meet its evolving criteria for a r…

⁠Bank of Russia forms first digital ruble testing group Twelve Russian banks including Sberbank, VTB and Tinkoff Bank will help the Bank of Russia test the digital ruble in January 2022.

⁠Spanish Socialist Workers' Party pens public digital currency initiative Spain’s oldest active political party is reportedly looking to create a public digital currency.