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Bitcoin (BTC) is poised for its fourth annual decline in history. Moreover, this time the decline is not coinciding with a major scandal or a sector-wide collapse, as in previous years. The world's largest cryptocurrency experienced a sharp sell-off yesterday, losing as much as 5.2% during the day. Bitcoin is down approximately 7% year-to-date.
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The OCC granted conditional approvals for five national trust bank charters, including Ripple and BitGo. Approved firms may offer federally regulated crypto custody and trust services pending final requirements. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has conditionally approved five applications for national trust bank charters, including Ripple National Trust Bank and BitGo Bank & Trust. The approvals allow these firms to join the U.S. federal banking system, pending fulfillment of regulatory conditions. #Ripple #CryptoNewss #Market_Update #TrendingTopic #RippleUpdate
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📢 BREAKING NEWS 🗞️: THE WHITE HOUSE SAID GOLD RESERVES MAY BE USED TO BUY #BITCOIN BTC BECOMING THE WORLD RESERVE ASSET. IT'S INEVITABLE 🔥 Guys like and follow for more update and comment your thoughts 👇
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