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According to Reuters, Peter Thiel’s venture capital company, Founders Fund, made a move to the cryptocurrency industry by investing in Bitcoin and Ethereum before their current price increase. It was stated that the company invested $200 million in stages between the end of summer and the beginning of autumn.

The judge’s decision on Changpeng Zhao’s allegations of money laundering has been postponed until April 30. Zhao had to quit as CEO of Binance as a result of legal proceedings filed against him in the US. The Seattle judge has not yet given a reason for its decision to delay the sentencing.

All eyes are on Ethereum ETF applications after the SEC approved spot Bitcoin ETFs. Finally, Franklin Templeton company, which has $1.5 trillion worth of assets under management, also applied for a spot Ethereum ETF. So far, 8 different companies have applied for Ethereum. These companies

Franklin Templeton, an investment company with $1.5 trillion in assets under management, has formalized its interest in Ethereum for a while. The US-based company applied for a spot Ethereum ETF. Consequently, eight different companies applied applications for the Ethereum ETF. BlackRock, Fidelity, ARK 21Shares, Grayscale, Invesco,

Investment management company Bernstein stated in its latest report that Bitcoin could reach new records. Company analysts stated that despite the recent rise in Bitcoin, good days are still not yet here. Analysts believed that ETFs were driving up the price.

The amount of cryptocurrency funds under management at companies reached its highest point since the start of 2022, while net inflows of $1.1 billion into these funds last week. The investment consisted of 98% Bitcoin funds. It was also significant that an a new $6.1 million was recently invested in Cardano funds.

Famous investor Arthur Hayes, who previously suggested that he expected Bitcoin to fall significantly to $35,000 in March, has stated that the Bitcoin misled him and that he is now expecting ATH this year.

The head of the Central Bank of New Zealand also made significant comments about stablecoins, which have been a topic of serious worldwide discussion for the past two years, especially in the USA and Europe. Adrian Orr stated at a parliamentary committee address that fiat currencies are safer than stablecoins.