Rise’n’Crypto
Rise’n’Crypto is Cointelegraph’s daily podcast by Robert Baggs covering all the latest major news in crypto, blockchain and Web3 in under 10 minutes. We keep you up to date on all the significant events surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, ETFs, regulation and more — all while providing a well-rounded recap of the undiscovered news from the past day. Yesterday’s big stories, today’s essential insights.
Rise’n’Crypto
Court slams SEC over denying Coinbase request for crypto rules
Volatility rushed back into Bitcoin in the past 24 hours, albeit mostly in the right direction as analysts predict whether BTC is headed for $70,000 — or not. One point for the latter might be Bitcoin exchange reserves hitting their lowest levels since 2018, which may cause a supply shock. Elsewhere, reports circulate that President-elect Donald Trump will sign executive orders pertaining to crypto on day one back in the Oval Office, an appellate court criticizes the SEC in the Coinbase case and Tether is moving its headquarters and subsidiaries to El Salvador!
Further reading:
- Bitcoin could dip to $70K, but current price a ‘good entry point’ — Fundstrat
- MicroStrategy buys Bitcoin dip, holdings surpass 450K BTC
- Bitcoin exchange reserves near 7-year low as hedge funds buy the dip
- Donald Trump could issue crypto executive orders on first day: Report
- Appellate court grants partial win for Coinbase over SEC rules
- Tether will relocate HQ to El Salvador after securing license
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