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Crypto headlines: 3AC Founders seeking funding for new venture You may remember hearing of Three Arrows Capital (3AC) back in 2022 when $LUNA was collapsing. 3 AC, which formerly managed $10 billion in assets, went bankrupt following $LUNA 's collapse and is believed to have triggered a downward spiral in the crypto markets. 3ACs founders are back raising $25million for a new crypto venture that isSee more
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Today in Crypto: Billionaire deaths, Increased regulation spend, and continued withdrawals
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Today in Crypto: Voyager's bankruptcy, Mazars pauses crypto work, and more
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Today in Crypto: Goldman's gold rush, pet rocks, and more
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Today in Crypto: BlockFi Bankruptcy, Miami clubs, and more
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Today in Crypto: Genesis, 500 mill fraud, and more
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📰 #TodayinCrypto : Weekend Updates As the situation with FTX unfolds, here are some updates from the weekend: • FTX General Counsel Ryne Miller confirmed a series of unauthorized transactions in FTX wallets. FTX has warned of a hack, pinning the message "FTX has been hacked. FTX apps are malware. Delete them. Chat is open. Don't go on FTX site as it might download Trojans" in their telegram groupSee more
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🎃 #TodayinCrypto: Bitcoin's Birthday Pop Quiz: When was the first block on the $BTC blockchain minted? Read on to find out! Happy Halloween to those that celebrate! On October 31st 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto's paper Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System was posted to a mailing list. In celebration of the date, here are some fun facts! • The first ever block on the Bitcoin network, or the genesis block, was minted on January 3 2009 • Hal Finney, an American software developer, was the first recipient of a Bitcoin transaction • On May 10 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz infamously bought two Papa John's pizzas for ₿10,000. At the time of writing, the equivalent today would be $204,167,000 • Bitcoin became legal tender alongside the US Dollar in El Salvador in 2021. -- *This content is for informational purposes and is not investment advice. Investing involves risk of loss. $BTC #crypto #cryptocurrency #btc #bitcoin

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#TodayinCrypto : BitKeep wallet hacked for $1M Here's the rundown: • BitKeep is a decentralized, multi-chain #crypto wallet based in Asia • BitKeeps swap product was hacked on Tuesday morning, and was paused to prevent further breachesSee more
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#TodayinCrypto: Mastercard ($MA) bringing #crypto to banks If you're not invested in crypto, would you be interested in exploring it through an existing bank account? Mastercard has partnered with Paxos to let financial institutions offer crypto trading. The summary: • Mastercard's Chief Digital Officer shared that 60% of polled respondents want to test crypto through their existing bank • Two challenges facing banks in crypto are regulatory compliance and security. Mastercard and Paxos plan to handle these issues. • Paxos is already used by PayPal ($PYPL) to offer cryptocurrency trading • Other notable partnerships between crypto and traditional finance: FTX partnered with Visa ($V)to offer crypto debit cards in 40 countries, AMEX is exploring using its cards with stablecoins What do you think of this partnership? Share your thoughts in the comments! -- *This content is for informational purposes and is not investment advice. Investing involves risk of loss.

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