On the 19th (local time), Skybridge Capital, a hedge fund founded by Anthony Skaramuch, former White House director, also submitted an application for approval of the Bitcoin Listed Fund (ETF) to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Since Canada was the first to approve bitcoin ETF transactions in North America this year, bitcoin ETF transactions have also started in Brazil.
In the domestic market, upbeat and jangle are caught in the truth game over the delisting of Go Money 2. We’ve compiled the top news from last week.
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This week began with the plunge of bitcoin with the news that India had banned bitcoin altogether, and there was a conflict between the country’s regulators and bitcoin. The National Tax Service also delivered news of the redemption of hidden assets for large delinquents using virtual assets such as bitcoin. Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki also made critical comments on cryptocurrency.
US SEC Ban-Eck Bitcoin ETF approval review begins… Interested in whether to approve for the first time in the United States
Brazil’s second world’s second Bitcoin ETF approval… The U.S. begins reviewing the Ban-Ek ETF
Central Bank of Thailand plans to regulate stablecoins backed by assets
The National Tax Service found 2416 large delinquent payers who concealed their assets with bitcoin… Confiscation of 36.6 billion won
IRS found bitcoin hidden property like this
Bitcoin plunges on news of India’s cryptocurrency ban
Indian Finance Minister’s Preview of Bitcoin Partial Acceptability
Potential to invest 25 billion dollars of Bitcoin out of the US disaster support fund… 2-3% of Bitcoin’s market cap
“Kakao, the biggest beneficiary of the bitcoin craze.. 100 billion won in equity-method gains from investing in two trees”-Mirae Asset
Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki “Overheating compared to the real value of cryptocurrency… Investment should be cautious”
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The perspective of bitcoin seen by institutional investors is also diverse. Morgan Stanley indirectly allowed investors to participate in the Bitcoin fund created by Galaxy Digital with the New York Digital Investment Group, but is still distanced from Bitcoin.
Bank of America sees DeFi more positively than Bitcoin. JP Morgan is the most favorable bank for Bitcoin. Let’s take a look at how each institution has evaluated Bitcoin.
Gemini Bitcoin Mass Inflow Causes Price Drops? … Conflicting arguments between the two analysts
Retail Investors Buying More Bitcoin Than Institutions In Q1-JPMorgan Strategist
Dalio “Should Reduce Dollar Exposure and Prepare for US Tax Increases”… Sailor “Bitcoin is the answer”
Inflation rises the biggest risk in the market… The impact on Bitcoin is
“Kakao, the biggest beneficiary of the bitcoin craze.. 100 billion won in equity-method gains from investing in two trees”-Mirae Asset
Bitcoin Isn’t Real Inflation Hedge-Bank of America Analyst Claims
Morgan Stanley to launch a bitcoin fund for high-value assets
BOA “DeFi could be more destructive than Bitcoin”
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Upbit’s disclosure problem has been raised from before, but this time, it has been exposed to the controversy about the insolvency disclosure of Go-Money 2. For Go Money 2, the project itself was also controversial. Disclosure controversy even arose. The foundation also revealed that it had submitted a related contract to Upjit and Jangle. Who is the truth?
Controversy about “Grandmother 2 Bad Disclosure”… Designated as an upbit investment
Celsius Network “No investment in Go Money 2!” … Go-Money 2, upbeat at the bankruptcy crisis
Upbit, Go Money 2 delisted
Go-Money 2 Chamber of Commerce of Contingency.. Don’t keep upbit and jangle contracts or not
Since December of last year, a boring court battle has been continuing. Ripple Labs is claiming innocence no matter what the SEC points out. Meanwhile, Ripple’s market cap fell to 7th place. It doesn’t seem easy to reach consensus.
SEC-Ripple agrees briefing schedule to request dismissal of individual defendants
Reflaps requests SEC to disclose documents related to Bitcoin and Ethereum
Request for participation in SEC lawsuit against XRP investor in US court dismissed
Ripple “There is no basis for refuting SEC’fair notice’”
SEC “Securing evidence that Chris Larson continued to transfer Ripple during the lawsuit”