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​​Wall Street Weekly Digest

Bitcoin fell below $26,000, but closes the week near $27k.

The financial event of the week was inflation in the United States, it fell better than expected to 4.9%, but did not inspire investors to buy.

The US IRS filed to court to the bankrupt exchange FTX and demands $44 billion.

Binance left from Canada due to local regulator.

Tether earned $1.48 billion in Q1 2023 and disclosed its reserves in BTC - $1.5 billion

Trump urged Republicans to allow US default

Abu Dhabi Royal Company opened short on US stocks.

Elon Musk announced that NBCUniversal CEO Linda Iaccarino will be the new CEO of Twitter.

The Bank of England raised the rate by 25 bp. up to 4.5%.

Crypto bankrupt Voyager will offer customers to receive $0.36 from each $1.

Binance presented Capital trust management service Connect for VIP clients.

Market makers Jane Street and Jump Trading will leave with American market due to regulation.

Former top manager of Coinbase received 2 years in prison for insider trading.

Crypto exchange OKX has lowered the withdrawal limit from 200 BTC up to $5,000 for users with I verification level.

Circle has converted USDC collateral to short-term bonds maturing no later than May 31.

Binance announced NFT support on the bitcoin blockchain.

Elon Musk announced audio and video calls on Twitter.

LUNA Founder Do Kwon was placed under house arrest on $436,000.

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