The Weekly Re-Org: War Of Attrition
In the land of the blind, the DOJ is king
In the land of the blind, the DOJ is king
Australia moves to approve its first spot bitcoin ETFs this year, joining the US and Hong Kong in offering regulated Bitcoin funds. Approval could unlock billions in institutional investment.
If what you say is true. The Shaolin and the Wu-Tang could be dangerous.
Meat company Beck & Bulow adopts Bitcoin for payments, employee 401Ks, and treasury reserves.
Recent 13F SEC filings reveal major pension consultant is buying spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Major bank Morgan Stanley may soon allow its 15,000 brokers to recommend Bitcoin ETFs to clients. The move could boost inflows and send a legitimizing signal to other financial institutions.
The US DOJ also seized Samourai’s web servers and domain, and served a seizure warrant for Samourai’s mobile app on the Google Play Store.
Bitcoin payments app Strike announces its launch in Europe, bringing bitcoin buying, selling, and transfers to millions.
Funds from daily sales can now be used to purchase bitcoin automatically at the end of each day.
Hong Kong is set to make history as the first spot Bitcoin ETFs are slated to begin trading on 30th April. HashKey Capital, a leading asset management firm, has confirmed the launch date.
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