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Crypto meme lords have ignited a run on tungsten cubes. A two-day-old Twitter joke – “Crypto Traders to Blame for Global Tungsten Shortage” – is trending toward reality – …
Tribe Capital, a venture capital firm with investments in Kraken and FTX among others in the crypto sector, is launching a $75 million crypto fund, sources familiar with the …
Speaking of Bitcoin on the CoinDesk Podcast Network is brought to you by CrystalBlockchain.com. Why did a joke cryptocurrency with zero ambition find massive success, yet a calculated military …
After years of trial and error by would-be fund sponsors, cryptocurrency investing is finally opening up to the masses with the tacit U.S. approval of a bitcoin exchange-traded fund. …
Online gaming giant Steam is kicking blockchain-based video games off its platform. Valve, the company behind Steam, updated its rules and guidelines yesterday to note that “applications built on …
A bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) lets traders gain exposure to BTC via traditional stock markets, without needing to directly buy or sell the digital asset on a cryptocurrency exchange. …
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) released its 2022 Bank Supervision Operating Plan on Friday and for the first time, crypto made the cut. In its …
River Financial’s equity sale comes as the high-end brokerage embarks on a major hiring push. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-brokerage-river-financial-funding-round
The milestone isn’t just psychological, and potentially opens entire new groups of investors who couldn’t participate previously. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/podcasts/coindesk-podcast-network/bitcoin-is-now-a-trillion-dollar-asset-where-do-we-go-from-here
If the U.S. reins in pseudonymity in stablecoin transactions (as seems possible) there could be big implications for the crypto industry, says our columnist. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/what-happens-if-all-stablecoin-users-have-to-be-identified