Cryptocurrency Classification Clash: CFTC vs. SEC

Regulatory Rift over Ethereum and Other Cryptocurrencies The CFTC and SEC are at odds again over the classification of cryptocurrencies. The CFTC recently classified Ethereum (ETH) as a commodity, while the SEC maintains that only Bitcoin (BTC) falls under that category. KuCoin Complaint Highlights Classification Dispute The CFTC’s complaint against crypto exchange KuCoin alleges that…

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Shiba Inu Soars with New Exchange Listing

Major Exchange Listing Shiba Inu (SHIB) has landed a major listing on Bit.com.au, an Australian cryptocurrency exchange. This move expands SHIB’s reach and caters to the growing demand for cryptocurrencies in Australia. Rising Popularity SHIB has gained significant popularity recently, becoming one of the most searched digital currencies on Google. Its unique “doggy-themed” appeal has…

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Bitcoin Whales on a Buying Spree

Bitcoin whales, or large investors with significant holdings, have been actively buying over the past week. Whale Accumulation According to on-chain data, whales have acquired over 100,000 BTC, worth approximately $7 billion. This accumulation began when BTC prices were at recent lows, suggesting that whales saw these prices as attractive entry points. Market Impact The…

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Coinbase and SEC Case: Key Developments

Court Ruling In a significant development, the court overseeing the Coinbase vs. SEC case has ruled against Coinbase on certain claims. The SEC argued that Coinbase operated as an exchange, broker, and clearing agency without proper registration. The court agreed, supporting the SEC’s claims. Coinbase’s Parent Company The court also found that Coinbase’s parent company,…

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Bitcoin Poised for a Rally? Exchange Liquidity Drying Up

Despite recent sideways movement, Bitcoin’s on-chain data hints at a potential rally in the near future. Here’s why: Exchange Liquidity Depletion Cryptocurrency analyst Ki Young Ju reports that the Bitcoin Liquid Inventory Ratio has reached an all-time low. This ratio measures the amount of Bitcoin readily available for trading on major exchanges. When it drops,…

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