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Bitcoin and Other Cryptos Rebound as Investors Return to Risk Assets

Bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency, went up 10% in the last 24 hours to around $38,500, according to CoinDesk statistics. It traded at $45,000 for the majority of the week but fell below $40,000 on Friday as geopolitical anxieties intensified.

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Tesla Stock Is Plunging. It’s Probably Musk’s Twitter This Time.

Musk replied on Tuesday to a tweet that referred to an article alleging that the SEC leaked details about the inquiry of Tesla's Chief Executive. Musk commented that this is only "the first layer of the corruption onion."

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IRA Financial Trust Loses $36 Million in Clients Funds

Bergman then admitted strange activity on a small number of accounts and assured clients that their accounts and cash are safe and protected. He said that the institution is undertaking all required efforts to resolve the matter, including enlisting the assistance of enforcement agencies and forensic specialists.

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Young, Crypto-Savvy Voters May Hold Key to South Korea’s Next Election

Real estate is the most pressing problem on voters' minds in South Korea right now, since young people under the age of 24 earn roughly KRW 2.6 million (US$2,176) per month, pay exorbitant Seoul rent, and have little possibility of purchasing an apartment.

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Bitcoin Is Back Over $41,000 as Cryptos Regain Strength

Bitcoin has risen more than 3% in the previous 24 hours, reaching just under $41,700, as the crypto market appears to be regaining steam. At least one trader appears to have benefitted from the gains: Senator Ted Cruz of Texas (R-Texas).

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3 Assets That Have The Most To Fear From The Fed

The market convulsed last week at the prospect of the Fed shifting away from crisis-era stimulus toward tightening for fighting inflation, with equities dropped at the prospect of higher interest rates.

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What is NFT?

The realm of digital art and collectibles is being taken over by NFTs. The rise of a new crypto-audience is reshaping the fortunes of digital artists. Celebrities are also hopping on board, seeing this as a fresh opportunity to interact with their fan bases.

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CBDC or Stablecoins: Why Traditional Banks Must Adopt a New and Adaptable Policy

Central Bank Digital Currency (or CBDC) and stablecoins are significant indicators that cryptocurrency is here to stay. While governments issue CBDCs, stablecoins are privately created to aid blockchain development.

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Whistleblowers Can Protect Crypto And DeFi

This regulatory movement is consistent with the United States' historical pattern of financial regulation — swinging between more and less regulation depending on whether the desire for greater freedom outweighs the fear of financial instability or vice versa.