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Wall Street Weekly Digest
Bitcoin hit the wall and does not want to go above $ 60,000, and in the stock market, the S&P 500 rose to 4,019 points after Biden announced a plan for the construction of US infrastructure for $ 2 trillion.
Direct listing of Coinbase shares on Nasdaq scheduled for April 14.
Data of 533 million Facebook users from 106 countries are sold on a hacker forum.
Visa Payment Network launched a program to add transactions in the USD Coin stablecoin.
Reuters: 29 million PayPal merchants will start accept payments in BTC, ETH, LTC and BCH.
On March 26, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank sold shares almost $ 30 billion due to the default of the family fund Archegos Capital Management.
Ripple bought 40% of Asian payment provider Tranglo.
Auditor Moore Global confirmed full provision of Tether stablecoin with the issuer's reserves.
The congestion of 422 vessels in the Suez Canal has been completely eliminated.
Bakkt BTC derivatives platform presented a mobile application for storing and trading bitcoin.
Media: Goldman Sachs will add full service on investments in cryptocurrencies in the second quarter of this year.
US-based mining company Marathon Digital Holdings will block Bitcoin transactions to comply with money laundering laws.
The world's top 1 company in terms of assets managed by BlackRock trades bitcoin through futures on CME.
Morgan Stanley indicated in the application for the SEC several funds with the ability to invest in BTC.
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