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Institutional Traders' BTC Holding Percentage Increased 'Almost Twofold' Between January and September

The bitcoin held by institutional traders (INS) in their respective crypto portfolios saw an “almost twofold” increase in the initial three quarters of 2023. Institutional traders’ BTC allocation shifted from under 40% in January to nearly 50% by the end of September. The Spot Bitcoin ETF Factor According to a study conducted by the crypto platform Bybit, the bitcoin held by INS saw an…
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Ethereum Technical Analysis: ETH Bulls Continue to Break Upper Resistance Levels

On Friday, December 8, 2023, ethereum’s trading concluded with a 4% rise, settling at $2,358. This jump was observed within a daily trading range from $2,245 to $2,385. Underlying this upward trajectory was ether’s market cap of $283 billion, accompanied by a strong 24-hour trading volume of $26.75 billion. Oscillators and moving averages present a nuanced yet predominantly optimistic…
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Tether's Market Cap Soars by Over 35% to $90 Billion in 2023, Nearing Top 100 Global Assets

Tether, the leading stablecoin by market capitalization, has seen its supply increase by 5.5% in the last month, achieving a significant market valuation of $90 billion. Since 2015, Tether’s Market Cap Has Swelled by 35,912,812% Since the dawn of 2023, tether (USDT) has experienced substantial growth. Starting the year with a market value of $66.3 billion on January 1, 2023, it has surged to $90…
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New Jersey Bill Proposes Classifying All Crypto Tokens Sold to Institutional Investors as Securities – Regulation Bitcoin News

A bill has been introduced in the U.S. state of New Jersey to classify all cryptocurrencies issued and sold directly to institutional investors as securities. In contrast, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has previously stated that bitcoin is not a security, but SEC Chairman Gary Gensler views all other crypto tokens as securities. New Jersey Bill 5747 New Jersey Assembly Bill…
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