A Roundup of Headlines from the Crypto World.
Today’s Top Caps
BTC $88K (+1.8%)
$ETH $2955 (+5.3%)
USDT $1
$XRP $2.21 (+7.4%)
$BNB $865 (+2.1%)
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Today's Top Gainers
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Today's Top Headlines
Thousands of customers are reportedly closing their JP Morgan accounts after what’s being called a premeditated attack on $BTC and $MSTR shareholders.
Your Daily Crypto reported yesterday about the JPM vs Bitcoin story and it seems to be heating up.
Source: CryptoTimes_io
I don't care what Jeffrey Epstein's banker has to say about Bitcoin
This is the response from Jack Mallers, CEO and founder of Strike and co-founder of XXI, when asked about comments made by JP Morgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon. Mallers also went on to state that not only was his company Strike de-banked by JP Morgan but also his family were de-banked too.
Source: JackMallers X
US Senator Cynthia Lummis calls out JPMorgan for debanking Bitcoiners and undermining confidence in traditional banks.
"It’s past time we put Operation Chokepoint 2.0 to rest and make America the digital asset capital of the world."
Source: Bitcoin Archive X
$95 billion U.S. New Jersey State Pension Fund increased its position in Strategy MSTR to $16 million.
Source: BTCtresuries X
Binance has begun clawing back Alpha airdrop rewards obtained through alleged abusive arbitrage, freezing several user accounts, including one showing 14,457 USDT frozen and a debt of 10,525.77 USDT.
Screenshots indicate Binance cited “improperly obtaining airdrops via violations on the Alpha platform.” Binance co-founder He Yi responded that “ordinary users are not affected.”
Source: WuBlockchain X
Revolut hits $75B valuation.
Backed by Coatue, NVIDIA and Fidelity, Revolut is expanding its CRYPTO PUSH with a Polygon Labs partnership and a MiCA license across Europe.
Source: Coinbureau X
A major academic study on Bitcoin bans finds that Bitcoin bans can't stop BTC.
Researchers analyzed 19 countries from 2013 to 2024 and discovered that Bitcoin’s decentralized network keeps markets integrated even under strict bans. China and Russia showed only partial segmentation, while smaller markets saw counterintuitive increases in integration after bans. The study concludes that unilateral restrictions are largely ineffective.
Source: BitcoinNewsCom X
Bitcoin mining is quietly resurging in China.
The country now accounts for ~14% of global hashrate.
Source: Cointelegraph X
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