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​​Wall Street Weekly Digest

It doesn't matter how low bitcoin fell, how many extraditions will be Curly Sam in the USA from the Bahamas.

You won't be bored: Trump decided to participate in the 2024 US presidential election, and Musk unblocked his Twitter account and there are already 86 a million subscribers.

Bahamas authorities confiscated FTX assets.

Apple and Circle became partners, waiting for USDC to appear in Apple Pay.

Eurozone inflation rose to 10 .6%, and the UK Treasury said about the beginning of the recession.

Losses of crypto funds from the collapse of FTX were estimated at $5 billion.

Bybit exchange showed its assets for $1.9 billion.

Crypto exchanges Binance, Coinbase, KuCoin, Kraken, and WhiteBit will provide customer data to the Ukrainian authorities.

Blockchain Sui Network, Aptos clone, and competitor, launched testnet.

Binance has integrated support for Binance Pay in Trust Wallet.

Crypto exchange AAX admitted capital problems, it is now in the process of seeking funding.

Warren Buffett bought shares of Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC for $4.1 billion.

Nike creates its own Swoosh Web3 platform.

Trust Wallet released browser extension.

Crypto exchange Kraken froze FTX and Alameda Research accounts at the request of law enforcement.

Cristiano Ronaldo will release NFT collection on Binance.

Japanese exchange Liquid has stopped withdrawals.

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