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Bitcoin continues to trade sideways, increasing its own market share.

US inflation could rise to 7%, but investors believe for the better and rewrite the S&P 500 high again.

The law on recognizing bitcoin as legal tender in El Salvador will enter into force on September 7, and the entire adult population of the country will also receive $ 30 in BTC.

Biden and Bipartisan Senatorial Group Agree $ 1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Investment Plan.

MicroStrategy bought another 13,005 BTC for $ 489 million, on the balance of the company 105,085 BTC.

Chinese authorities have demanded that the five leading banks and the Alipay payment system stopped serving cryptocurrency transactions.

Tesla presented its own supercomputer - the fifth most powerful in the world, on which it will train neural networks for autopilot.

Bloomberg: Goldman Sachs joined JPMorgan blockchain platform and made the first REPO deal with JPM Coin.

Bakkt trading platform has launched a virtual Visa debit card for paying with bitcoin.

Cathy Wood's Ark Invest Fund bought Coinbase shares and Grayscale BTC trust.

London update for Ethereum launched on Ropsten Testnet, next in line for Goerli (June 30) and Rinkeby (July 7)

Citigroup announced the creation of its own digital assets division.

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