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Traditional financial institutions like State Street and BNY Mellon continue to get involved in the fast evolving cryptocurrency space.

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“The volatility you see in it today just has to play itself out,” JPMorgan’s director of asset and wealth management said.

It is not the cryptocurrency industry that is an exploitative hustle, it is our capitalist world, and crypto is here to change it for good.

Hi all, a few weeks ago I made a post listing all the top 50 coins by category. I have added all that information into an infographic, as well as adding new coins, new categories and making some changes based on your feedback. I hope you find it useful. Edit: Due to popular demand I…
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Nice to see BTC have a nice 6% bounce. But I also see Doge and Shib having a 16% and 12% bounce. Looks like there is still alot of risk taking going on. I don't think we are going to move into a new bull run until we have bottomed out, and I don't think…
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The Turkish government has prepared a bill designed to implement new regulations for the country’s crypto space. The legislation, which will be filed in the parliament this fall, will introduce taxation for crypto holdings and specific capital requirements for companies operating with digital assets. New Legislation to Regulate Turkey’s Crypto Market Following in the footsteps […]

The Australia Securities Exchange says crypto investors in the country need to be mindful of the dangers of holding their cryptocurrencies on exchange platforms.

Creating a passive investment strategy for a market index like the S&P500 is a simple task that requires very little thought above considering available funds to invest each period. A strategy applied to cryptocurrencies will ideally be able to exploit the iconic bull runs and corrections that define the market whilst protecting against the collapses…
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