Wall Street Weekly Digest Bitcoin is playing stablecoin | Wall Street Trader School
Wall Street Weekly Digest
Bitcoin is playing stablecoin again, continuing to reduce volatility and trading above important support by $ 31,000.
The S&P 500 went into correction after the data on the growth of inflation in the US to 5.4% and unconvincing statements from the Fed.
After 90 days, Binance crypto exchange will stop tokenized stock trading.
The PayPal payment system has increased the weekly limit on the purchase of cryptocurrencies from $ 20,000 to $ 100,000.
Bank of America will offer a number of clients to trade BTC futures on the CME exchange.
Grayscale Digital Large Cap Cryptocurrency Trust has been granted Regulated Fund status.
British payment system Clear Junction has stopped servicing transactions in euros and pounds for the Binance crypto exchange.
Grayscale and Bank of New York Mellon became partners, within which the bank will act as a custodian service for the BTC trust.
The French authorities fined Google $ 500 million for ignoring regulations issued in April last year.
Data provider S&P Dow Jones Indices has added five new cryptocurrency indices.
First Bitcoin ETF approved in Latin America, permission issued by the Brazilian Securities Commission.
Media: Apple will team up with Goldman Sachs to launch an installment payment service.
Katie Wood Ark Investment Fund gets rid of shares of Chinese IT companies.
ShapeShift cryptocurrency exchanger moves to decentralized.
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