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SEC

Trump Eyes Paul Atkins for SEC Chair: What It Means for Crypto

President-elect Donald Trump is considering former Commissioner Paul Atkins as a leading candidate to head the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in a move that may signal a sharp shift in U.S. financial regulation, according to Bloomberg. Atkins, a seasoned Republican regulator who served during the George W. Bush administration, ... Read more

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Bitwise

Bitwise Files S-1 for Approval of Bitcoin-Ethereum Spot ETF

Bitwise Asset Management submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) the relevant S-1 documents of its new Bitcoin-Ethereum Spot ETF. The SEC reportedly approved its Bitcoin ETF options, which were introduced and went public the previous week. The proposal intends that investors easily obtain the top two cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin ... Read more

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Valour Launches First Dogecoin ETP in Nordics with 1.9% Fee

Valour Launches First Dogecoin ETP in Nordics with 1.9% Fee

Valour, a DeFi Technologies subsidiary, launched the first Dogecoin (DOGE) exchange-traded product (ETP) in the Nordics on November 26. This innovative fund allows investors to invest in digital assets and provides a convenient way to enter the cryptocurrency market. Its 1.9% management fee reflects the increasing demand for Dogecoin investments. ... Read more

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Bitcoin

Bitcoin’s Decline Sparks New Opportunities in the Crypto Market

According to Santiment data, the cryptocurrency market is abuzz with activity despite Bitcoin’s recent stumble back to $93,000 on Monday. While this kind of crypto struggles to get on its feet, traders start shifting their focus toward altcoins, exploring under-the-radar opportunities that could yield promising returns. Bearish Sentiment in the ... Read more

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Bitcoin

Crypto Liquidations Surpass $500M Amid Bitcoin’s $99K Rally Surge

The crypto market experienced massive turbulence over the past 24 hours, with total liquidations crossing over $500 million across 186,245 traders, according to Coinglass. Long liquidations led the market with $379 million, while shorts brought in $125.49 million. Bitcoin and Ether led the liquidations, contributing $121 million collectively. Bitcoin hit ... Read more