πΈ #BTC Over the last 24 hours, ~$321 million worth of contracts have been liquidated, of which longs have liquidated ~$247 million and shorts ~$74 million.
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π° Bybit-backed memcoin startup platform Printr has raised $4.5 million. theblock.co
π° #USDT Tether invests in Kotani Pay to revolutionize Africa's digital asset infrastructure and cross-border payments.
ππ #BTC is down 15% from its all-time high but the #ETF flows that fuelled the rally havenβt been flushed out.
That tells you this drawdown is sentiment-driven, not a structural unwind of long-term positions. ecoinometrics
That tells you this drawdown is sentiment-driven, not a structural unwind of long-term positions. ecoinometrics
π° #ETH SharpLink purchased 19,271 ETH last week at an average price of $3,892.
π₯³ #SIGN YZi Labs led a $25 million funding round for Sign
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πββοΈ #STORJ Inveniam Capital Partners acquires Storj to develop decentralized data infrastructure.
π΅οΈββοΈ #BTC Since early 2025, 432 Casascius Bitcoins were redeemed, totaling ~1,100 BTC ($119M). Over 38,000 BTC ($4B) remain in 17,746 active coins.
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πΊπΈπ FOX: Fed Governor Chris Waller announced that the central bank is proposing a new type of limited-access master account so that all eligible institutions can directly access the Fed's payment system so they don't have to rely on partner banks.
Essentially, this new master account will allow the Fed to give the green light to innovative banks, including fintechs, stablecoin issuers, and other payment companies.
This has big implications for companies like Custodia Bank
and Kraken, which spent years trying to get a Fed master account, and Custodia even sued the Fed. It could also accelerate access for companies like Ripple
and Anchorage, which have applied this year.
Essentially, this new master account will allow the Fed to give the green light to innovative banks, including fintechs, stablecoin issuers, and other payment companies.
This has big implications for companies like Custodia Bank
and Kraken, which spent years trying to get a Fed master account, and Custodia even sued the Fed. It could also accelerate access for companies like Ripple
and Anchorage, which have applied this year.