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This Week in Coins: Solana Explodes 25%, Bitcoin Reclaims $30K on ETF Hopes and Ripple Wins
Bitcoin, usually the market pace-setter, was far outpaced by Solana, Bitcoin Cash and XRP.
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It was a good week for holders of virtually all leading cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Solana, and XRP.

After many weeks of inertia and slow movement, Bitcoin (BTC) finally rebounded with some bullish price action, adding 10% over the last seven days to change hands at $29,523 as of this writing. The rest of the market rebounded with it.
Bitcoin’s rally began on Monday, following last Friday’s news that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission would not be appealing a court verdict that labeled the regulator’s rejection of crypto asset manager Grayscale’s ETF application “arbitrary and capricious.”
The world’s favorite cryptocurrency also received another boost—of around 10%—on Monday when Cointelegraph tweeted fake news that Wall Street titan Blackrock had been approved to launch a U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF.
Ripple’s XRP blew up this week, but not quite as much as Bitcoin. XRP grew 6.7% to $0.515669 off the back of news that the SEC had voluntarily dismissed charges against Ripple execs, CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Executive Chairman Chris Larsen. The SEC sued them alongside the company in December 2020 for allegedly violating securities laws with sales of XRP.
The biggest rallies this week came from two altcoins: Solana (SOL) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). Bitcoin Cash blew up 11.6% and currently trades at $239.40, while Solana mushroomed a staggering 25% to hit $26.89 at the time of writing.

Trezor launches two new devices to help onboard crypto newbies
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Trezor, a hardware crypto wallet company, debuted two new products this week at the Bitcoin Amsterdam conference — and we got to take a first look at them.

Trezor Safe 3, a hardware crypto wallet, and Trezor Keep Metal, a “mistake-proof” backup solution for wallet passwords, launched in celebration of the company’s 10-year anniversary.

The new crypto wallet is designed specifically for new digital asset entrants with a focus on “maximum safety and ease of use,” Matěj Žák, CEO of Trezor, said to TechCrunch.

Hardware crypto wallets are one of — if not the — safest ways to store your digital assets, because they’re typically not connected to the internet, inhibiting the risk of an online attack. Also it’s arguably better sometimes to keep cryptocurrencies on a wallet instead of a centralized exchange, where they can be frozen and withheld like Celsius did in June 2022, because it gives you total control over the tokens.

But that control also comes with a lot of responsibility. While the device holds your coins securely, you only get told the passcode (seed phrase) once upon setting up a wallet. If you forget it, you might lose access forever.

In the past year to 18 months, a lot of crypto wallet providers have improved their user interfaces and products to create a user-friendly experience, given how difficult the onboarding process into the space has historically been.

In December 2022, Ledger, a security-focused firm that sells crypto hardware wallets, partnered with the designer behind the iPod, Tony Fadell, in hopes of creating an easier, more accessible way for users to secure their crypto assets.

“Our team has spent literally thousands of hours developing our user experience,” Žák said. “We have carried out extensive research and focus groups with crypto novice audiences to underpin development of our new products.
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Walmart and Outlier Ventures’ web3 accelerator launches with five startups
Store Nº8 Base Camp focuses on using decentralized solutions to improve global retail and commerce
Walmart’s incubation arm, Store Nº8, and Outlier Ventures have joined forces to launch its web3 accelerator program, Store Nº8 Base Camp. TechCrunch got a first look at its cohort.
The 12-week virtual incubator program brought in a flagship group of five companies that specialize in web3 marketing, advertising and improving payment technology, among other themes. The startups are based in the U.S., Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom.
“At Walmart, we see the growth and expansion of increasingly immersive virtual worlds as not only a chance to develop new ways to meet and engage with our customers, but also an opportunity to experiment with a new type of commerce,” said Thomas Kang, VP and GM at Walmart and for the metaverse commerce at Store Nº8.
Web3 allows customers to buy virtual goods but also real-world counterparts, providing an opportunity to connect physical and virtual lives, Kang said. “Over the next year, you’ll see us test a variety of experiences in virtual worlds that connect to commerce at stores and vice versa.”
The program is focused on “decentralized commerce,” which means improving experiences for retailers and consumers through web3 innovation.
Last month, Pudgy Penguins, best known for its 8,888 NFT collection, launched its toy line in over 2,000 Walmart stores across the U.S. “We believe that decentralized commerce offers a significant opportunity to break down commerce into its fundamental elements, transforming it into a more decentralized and adaptable framework of protocols,” said Outlier Ventures CPO Benjamin Meyer.

There’s ‘great hope’ for bitcoin spot ETF approval in 2024, says Bitwise’s general counsel
As the crypto market heats up in anticipation of a bitcoin spot ETF approval in the U.S., Katherine Dowling, general counsel and chief compliance officer at Bitwise Asset Management, is expecting good luck in the new year.

“I have great hopes for 2024,” Dowling said on TechCrunch’s Chain Reaction podcast. “My spidey sense is that they’re looking at January.”

The SEC missed its Friday deadline to appeal the August court decision regarding converting Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into a bitcoin spot ETF.

There have been a lot of obstacles in the way, including the lawsuit, that probably inhibited dialogue with regulators. “So the fact that we have resolution for that and that most recently they’re not taking an appeal stance is actually a great step forward.”

Dowling also noted there has been some engagement from the SEC with crypto S-1 filings, and amendments have been made there, too. “That all suggests some forward motion, and we had some hints that there wasn’t going to be an appeal” due to prior talks of a potential government shutdown.

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