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Wall Street Weekly Digest
Bitcoin is suspiciously decreasing on the last day of the week, the main thing is that it is a support retest.
The stock market received profitable reports from leading corporations, but forecasts for future earnings are getting worse and the S&P 500 went into a small correction.
Tesla did not sell bitcoins, in the report for the second quarter they reported about the depreciation of their cryptocurrency assets by $ 23 million.
Binance: the exchange has stopped crypto derivatives trading in Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands.
Goldman Sachs has filed an application with the SEC for an ETF with shares of public companies in the DeFi sector.
PayPal will launch its own crypto wallet with the possibility of earning for several months.
ProFunds, a provider of US investment funds with $ 60 billion in assets, launches the first open-ended share fund for bitcoin.
XRP up 14% after the announcement to launch Japan-Philippines payment corridor based on Ripple's ODL solution.
American financial holding State Street with assets of more than $ 3 trillion will offer services for large clients with cryptocurrencies.
EU fined Amazon $ 887 million for non-compliance with personal data laws ... Stocks are down 7%.
The President of Ukraine signed a law that allows the National Bank to issue state digital currency.
Elon Musk's Neuralink company, which makes chips implanted in the brain, attracted $ 205 million investment.
ARK Invest Katie Wood bought 1.3 million shares of Robinhood broker.
Reuters: US SEC terminated IPO registration Chinese companies.
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