Wall Street Weekly Digest During the week, two BTC whal | Wall Street Trader School
Wall Street Weekly Digest
During the week, two BTC whales became active at once, which were inactive for 9 and 10 years. Maybe they just moved the funds for security reasons, but they definitely didn’t buy .
Crypto exchange Bittrex received a notification from the SEC of illegal activity.
The EU Parliament voted for comprehensive regulation of cryptocurrencies.
Apple launched savings accounts with an annual return of 4.15%.
Tesla shares fell by 10% after a bad quarterly report.
Media: Hong Kong banks have started to open accounts for crypto companies.
Michael Saylor converted his corporate email address into a Lightning Network BTC wallet.
Binance has opened the withdrawal of Ethereum from staking.
Sui Network is scheduled to launch on May 3rd.
Crypto derivatives exchange Deribit launched BTC and ETH spot trading.
Trezor hardware crypto wallet added the function of confidential BTC transfers.
Aptos cryptocurrency developers launched staking delegation mechanism.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink sold 7% of his stake in companies for $25 million.
UAE regulator required all crypto companies get a license to work.
Shaquille O'Neal received a subpoena for advertising the FTX scam exchange.
The Hong Kong Court classified cryptocurrencies as property.
Nike and Starbucks have released new NFT collections.
Donald Trump released the second NFT collection.
LUNA founder Do Kwon was charged for using fake documents in Montenegro.
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