Highlighting what went right, and what went wrong, in this week’s crypto news analysis.
Last week was a big week for the crypto-community. Ignoring Zuck Bucks for a moment, BTC broke through its 12 month high, soaring passed $10,000 with no view to stopping. Bitmain is aiming for an IPO again (this time in the US). And The Bank of England is getting behind DLT for instant settlement.
Now turning our attention to Libra, which has been received with a mix of excitement, skepticism (from believers in cryptocurrency), and downright opposition (mostly from regulators and central governments).
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Copper’s CEO, Dmitry Tokarev, was in New York earlier this month to record an interview on the crypto-famous podcast Off the Chain
Dmitry and Pomp discuss buy-side problems, what is actually needed for financial infrastructure, and how custody and prime services are evolving for digital assets
Copper recently hosted a briefing for HFM Week, alongside AiX Trade, Simmons & Simmons, and Cambrial Capital
Topics ranged from the current state of UK regulation, infrastructure development, and what makes up the institutional interest in Bitcoin
It’s unavoidable, not least because they will have 2.6 billion users on day 1 of Libra actively trading
But is that a good thing? Will there be benefits to the actual (decentralised) crypto community? And why do regulators hate it so much?
Price analysis: Despite correction, BTC has support above $10,500
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QuadrigaCX founder siphoned 21k BTC to margin on other exchanges
Ethereum Classic network upgrade to go ahead in
A friendly fork may be coming for Ethereum,
MoneyGram signs two year,
to use xRapid
Ripple CEO on why he’s
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