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🚨 Policy: The European Union intends to review the MiCA law in 2027 to address the issuance of cryptocurrencies from outside the European Union, stablecoins, and encoded payments.
🚨 Bitcoin funds post their best week since April... and a Coldcard breach could be a turning point!
According to EricBalchunas from Bloomberg, Spot Bitcoin ETF funds recorded weekly inflows of about one billion dollars, their best week since April.
What’s striking is that funds such as IBIT and FBT C, along with several other funds, saw inflows on every trading day following the Coldcard breach.
Here’s an interesting paradox:
🔹 A breach of cold storage wallets has shaken confidence in self-custody. 🔹 Meanwhile, money has surged toward ETF funds that provide institutional custody for Bitcoin. 🔹 Balchunas believes the timing linkage is strong enough that it’s difficult to ignore the possibility that there’s a connection between the two events—while emphasizing that correlation alone doesn’t prove causation. Even more oddly, an event that’s assumed to be one of Bitcoin’s worst-case scenarios—an intrusion of BTC stored in Cold Storage—may have pushed investors toward ETFs rather than driving them to fully exit Bitcoin.
👀 Is the Coldcard breach shifting from a self-custody trust crisis to the start of a new wave for Bitcoin funds?
🇿🇼 Gold: Zimbabwe sets a $300 million ceiling to support the government to purchase gold this year to reduce its exposure to fluctuations in gold prices.
🇿🇼 Gold: Zimbabwe sets a $300 million ceiling to support the government to purchase gold this year to reduce its exposure to fluctuations in gold prices.
Update from North Korea: Bybit received U.S. legal support to track a hacking incident valued at 1.5 billion U.S. dollars and linked to North Korea, but 90% of the stolen funds cannot currently be traced.
Update from North Korea: Bybit received U.S. legal support to track a hacking incident valued at 1.5 billion U.S. dollars and linked to North Korea, but 90% of the stolen funds cannot currently be traced.
🔥 Interview: Alex Svanevik, founder of Nansen, says that cryptocurrencies are growing thanks to trading in real assets, and that the price of Bitcoin will not fall below $60,000 again.
🔥 Interview: Alex Svanevik, founder of Nansen, says that cryptocurrencies are growing thanks to trading in real assets, and that the price of Bitcoin will not fall below $60,000 again.