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Bitcoin 'Boom-Bust' Era Is Over as Institutions Take the Lead: WisdomTree

WisdomTree reports that the era of Bitcoin's "boom-bust" cycles is ending as institutional investors increasingly dominate the market. The firm highlights a shift in sentiment, with institutions now viewing Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class rather than a speculative investment. This change is attributed to growing regulatory clarity and the integration of Bitcoin into traditional financial systems. WisdomTree believes that this institutional adoption will lead to greater price stability and a more mature cryptocurrency market.

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From Wall Street to Web3: This is crypto’s year of integration, Silicon Valley Bank says

Silicon Valley Bank reports that 2023 marks a significant year for the integration of traditional finance and cryptocurrency, highlighting a growing acceptance of digital assets among mainstream financial institutions. The bank notes that regulatory clarity and advancements in technology are driving this convergence, enabling more seamless interactions between Wall Street

Crypto mining can help energy volatility, Paradigm responds to policy onslaught

Paradigm has responded to recent policy challenges facing the crypto mining industry, emphasizing that crypto mining can play a role in stabilizing energy volatility. The firm argues that by utilizing excess energy during low-demand periods, crypto mining can help balance energy supply and demand. Additionally, Paradigm highlights the potential for

Metaplanet Posts $605 Million Loss After Spending Billions on Bitcoin

Metaplanet reported a significant loss of $605 million following substantial investments in Bitcoin, totaling billions of dollars. The company's aggressive strategy in the cryptocurrency market has raised concerns among investors about its financial stability. Despite the losses, Metaplanet remains committed to its long-term vision in the crypto space.

Hong Kong regulator approves first crypto company license since June

Hong Kong's financial regulator has granted its first crypto company license since June, marking a significant step in the region's efforts to regulate the cryptocurrency industry. The license was awarded to a firm that plans to offer trading services for digital assets. This move reflects Hong

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From Wall Street to Web3: This is crypto’s year of integration, Silicon Valley Bank says

Crypto mining can help energy volatility, Paradigm responds to policy onslaught

Metaplanet Posts $605 Million Loss After Spending Billions on Bitcoin

Hong Kong regulator approves first crypto company license since June