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Middle East
Le Bitcoin n'est pas une valeur refuge face aux risques géopolitiques, mais il faut quand même acheter en cas de baisse, selon Standard Chartered
Les risques liés au conflit au Moyen-Orient devraient pousser le Bitcoin en dessous de 60 000 dollars avant le week-end, selon le rapport.

Le Bitcoin s'effondre à 60 000 $, abandonnant la plupart des gains réalisés après la baisse des taux de la Fed
Le S&P 500 et le Nasdaq ont également chuté suite à un rapport selon lequel l'Iran préparait une attaque imminente de missiles contre Israël.

Le calendrier d'introduction en bourse d'Animoca dépendrait de l'état du marché : Yat Siu
« Nous sommes à mi-chemin de l'audit, qui est un élément essentiel du puzzle de l'introduction en bourse », a déclaré Siu à CoinDesk.

Le Qatar met en place un cadre réglementaire pour les Crypto , signe du développement du Web 3 au Moyen-Orient
Les entreprises peuvent désormais demander une licence pour devenir fournisseurs de services de jetons.

CoinDesk 20 Index Fell More Than 20% During Overall Crypto Market Crash
The overall crypto market crashed as risk-off sentiment permeated global markets. The altcoin-heavy benchmark CoinDesk 20 Index fell more than 20%, with crypto majors Solana and Near Protocol plummeting 20% to 30%. The sentiment shift stems from the recession fears ignited by Friday's U.S. economic and jobs data, as well as the rising tensions in the Middle East. CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasie presents the "Chart of the Day."

Crypto Outlook as Market Braces for Spread of Israeli-Hamas War
Ongoing tensions in the Middle East could spill over to the crypto markets and cause a short-term decline in riskier assets such as bitcoin (BTC). This comes as crypto traders suffered over $100 million of losses from liquidations, according to CoinGlass data. First Mover host Lawrence Lewitinn and CoinDesk Chief Content Officer Michael J. Casey discuss their crypto markets outlook.

Interest Surges in Bitcoin Speculation; MENA Was Fastest-Growing Crypto Market: Chainalysis
Open interest in bitcoin perpetual swaps has spiked to an all-time high. Plus, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region was the fastest-growing market for crypto adoption from July 2021 to June 2022 according to blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis.

MobiKwik Pulls Crypto Support; Twitter NFT Hacker Strikes Again
Binance wins Abu Dhabi nod for another Middle Eastern outpost. India’s MobiKwik pulls crypto support. South Korea’s president-elect forges ahead with crypto policies. Twitter hacker takes over verified accounts to promote fake Azuki NFT drop. Those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of “The Daily Forkast.”

Crypto Captures the Mideast Market
"The Crypto Lawyer” Irina Heaver explains the state of crypto in the Middle East, discussing why the region could be the best place to set up shop for international crypto companies. Plus, Blossom Labs Founder & CEO Matthew Bartin discusses how his firm is helping solve the challenge of halal financial access. Could the UAE emerge as the world's next crypto hub?

The Middle East and Crypto: The Corporate Perspective
“Community Crypto” host Isaiah Jackson is joined by Fred Pye, CEO of 3iQ, the Middle East’s first bitcoin fund listed on Dubai’s Nasdaq, along with Dalma Capital Founder & CEO Zachary Cefaratti. They discuss their insights and outlook for institutional interest in crypto and the state of corporate investment in the Middle East.
