According to local news source Nikkei, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) intends to issue a license to cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck.
Former IMF economist Mark Dow, who went short at the peak of last year's BTC run, closed his position yesterday - sending a signal that the market has finally bottomed out. "I've had enough. I'm tired of trying to bring its price down to zero. I don't want to do this anymore," he said in an interview with Bloomberg. While he didn't mention going long or expecting a bull run, he said he sees a fundamental change in people's perception of cryptocurrency.
This month, some Facebook users noticed something strange - in the comments to their posts, Bitmain was advertising some kind of “partnership” that invited the user to make a cryptocurrency transaction. The post looked suspicious, some decided that the company’s page had been hacked.
How deep will today's pullback from the overnight high be? Will growth continue?
Roskomnadzor plans to toughen the fight against unwanted Internet resources. The supervisory agency, together with the FSB and the Ministry of Digital Development, has already tested a new system for blocking prohibited sites through the networks of one of the telecommunications companies in Central Russia.
The Audi Think Tank and the IOTA Foundation completed a joint project and shared the results at an event in Ingolstadt and Berlin.
The ICO Ratin company updated its rating, which covered 137 crypto platforms with a daily trading volume of more than $100 thousand.
The overnight bullish momentum could end in a deep pullback. Is it possible to continue growth after such a pullback?
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