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news-imageOctober 21, 2024

Global regulators discussing ways to ‘eliminate' Bitcoin highlights cracks in fiat system

Global regulators have intensified their efforts against Bitcoin, with researchers from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and economists at the European Central Bank (ECB) making bold recommendations to “eliminate” the leading crypto. Feds proposes Bitcoin ban On Oct.
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cover-imageBitcoin Magazine
October 21, 2024

What The ECB Gets Wrong About Bitcoin

In a recent paper, researchers from the European Central Bank make a handful of claims about Bitcoin that lack context, nuance and/or evidence. I'm here to shed light on what they got wrong.

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cover-imageBenzinga
October 21, 2024

Bitcoin ETF Inflows Surge To Over $2 Billion Amid Rising Trump Election Odds

Digital asset investment products saw inflows surge to $2.2 billion last week, marking the largest weekly increase since July 2023. What Happened: The surge is being attributed to growing optimism surrounding a potential Republican victory in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, as Republicans are generally perceived to be more favorable toward the digital asset sector, according to a Coinshares report.

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cover-imageThe Currency Analytics
October 21, 2024

ECB's Hostile Stance on Bitcoin Ignites Fury: Is a Regulatory War on BTC Brewing

The European Central Bank (ECB) is once again at the center of controversy, this time due to its unequivocal anti-Bitcoin position outlined in a recent report. As officials advocate for policies aimed at capping Bitcoin's growth or even making it “disappear,” the cryptocurrency community has responded with ire, interpreting these comments as a hostile declaration against Bitcoin (BTC).

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cover-imageBenzinga
October 21, 2024

Early Bitcoin Buyers Could 'Impoverish The Rest Of Society,' European Central Bank Paper Claims

A new European Central Bank (ECB) report has stirred controversy by suggesting that Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) adoption results in a redistribution of wealth from latecomers to early investors. What Happened: The paper, titled “The distributional consequences of Bitcoin,” contends that even if Bitcoin's price continues to rise indefinitely, only early adopters would benefit while latecomers and non-holders would suffer significant consequences.

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cover-imageCrypto Economy
October 21, 2024

Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Digital Asset Inflows of $2.2 Billion—Election Optimism at Play?

TL;DR Digital Asset Flows: $2.2 billion in inflows were recorded, the highest figure since July, driven by US election optimism. Bitcoin Dominance: Bitcoin led inflows with $2.13 billion, while Ethereum and some altcoins also saw minor increases. Regional inequality: The US showed positive inflows of $2.3 billion, in contrast to smaller outflows in other markets.

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cover-imageThe Currency Analytics
October 21, 2024

Bitcoin Liquidations Surge: What It Means for BTC's Future

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently navigating a tumultuous landscape characterized by rising liquidations and increased market volatility. As the price hovers near the significant $70,000 resistance level, traders and investors are keenly observing the market dynamics that could influence the cryptocurrency's trajectory.

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