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What’s Moving the Crypto Markets?
Bitcoin rose above $44,000 for the first time since the end of last week as optimism over an easing of tensions around the Ukrainian border renewed investors’ appetite for risk-on assets. CoinFund’s Seth Ginns discusses his take on the catalyst for driving the markets higher and where BTC is headed next.
Russian Central Bank, Government No Closer to Crypto Compromise: Report
The government and central bank decided instead to formalize their disagreements.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Rangebound as Traders Hedge Risks
Macroeconomic uncertainty and Russia-Ukraine tensions have kept investors on edge.
Russia-Affiliated Addresses Received 74% of Ransomware Revenue Last Year: Chainalysis
Moscow City firms received as much as 48% of their crypto from illicit addresses.
Market Wrap: Cryptocurrencies and Stocks Drop as Russia-Ukraine Tensions Rise
Geopolitical risks shook markets on Friday as BTC dipped below $43K.
Hungary’s Central Bank Head Calls on EU to Ban Crypto Mining and Trading
The chief of the Hungarian National Bank said he supports banning crypto trading and mining in the European Union, adding he agreed with the Russian central bank’s earlier proposal to ban crypto activities. "The Hash" hosts discuss the latest in the mounting regulatory threats to the digital asset space.
Hungary’s Central Bank Head Calls on EU to Ban Crypto Mining and Trading
The governor of the Hungarian National Bank said he agreed with the Russian central bank’s earlier proposal to ban crypto activities.
Bandai Namco Plans IP Metaverse; Russia’s Crypto Flip
UN approves Chinese NFT standard. Japan’s Bandai Namco to create IP metaverse. Russia U-turns on crypto, but will it last? We’ll have more on those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
Russia to Regulate Crypto, Dispelling Fears of Ban
The government’s plan to license exchanges and tax large transactions has the support of the central bank, which previously wanted to outlaw mining and trading.
