SEC cuts Ripple’s $2b fine by a large margin
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which had previously demanded that Ripple pay a $2 billion fine in exchange for the settlement, reduced this amount to $102 million.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which had previously demanded that Ripple pay a $2 billion fine in exchange for the settlement, reduced this amount to $102 million.
Joe Biden continues to respond to Donald Trump’s crypto moves. The Biden administration, which is preparing to accept donations with cryptocurrencies, will now meet with interested parties at a meeting focusing on Bitcoin and blockchain.
The token, in which a crypto influencer invested more than $15,600,000, has lost more than $8 million in its decline.
Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, suggested that 2024 will be a turning point for the crypto industry. Teng also added that the momentum in user growth continues to be very strong.
QCP Capital suggested that the recent declines in Bitcoin are a buying opportunity. The company drew attention to a possible Fed rate cut.
While everything seemed to be going well in Bitcoin, the sharp declines in the evening dragged the price down to $ 68,000. What was behind the decline?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk was sued over a $7.5 billion sale in 2022. The lawsuit alleges that Musk made this sale with inside information.
Ark Invest, the largest Bitcoin ETF after BlackRock and Fidelity, has pulled out of the Ethereum race.
$3 million worth of Bitcoins were stored in a wallet whose lost password was found years later after much effort. The owner of the Bitcoins said that he would sell some of them and keep most of them until the price reached $100,000.
Ethereum ETF applications have been officially approved. The decision was also posted on the SEC’s official website.