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Here’s what happened in crypto today

On October 10, 2023, Bitcoin experienced a notable price surge, reaching $35,000, driven by increased institutional interest and positive market sentiment. Ethereum also saw gains, climbing to $2,300, as developers announced significant upgrades to its network. Meanwhile, regulatory discussions intensified in the U.S., with lawmakers considering new frameworks for digital asset taxation. Additionally, several altcoins, including Solana and Cardano, reported substantial price increases, reflecting a broader market rally. Overall, the crypto market showed signs of recovery, with increased trading volumes and investor optimism.

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Institutions had ‘diamond hands’ during bitcoin's 50% plunge, Bitwise's Matt Hougan says

Matt Hougan from Bitwise reported that institutional investors demonstrated resilience during Bitcoin's recent 50% price drop, maintaining their positions rather than selling off. He described these investors as having "diamond hands," a term used to indicate a strong commitment to holding assets despite market volatility. Hougan

Crypto Firm Abra to Go Public on Nasdaq in $750 Million SPAC Deal

Crypto firm Abra is set to go public on Nasdaq through a $750 million merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) called Mountain Crest Acquisition Corp. The deal will provide Abra with significant capital to expand its services and enhance its platform. Abra aims to leverage the growing interest

Circle is up 100% in a month: Why this boring stablecoin stock is suddenly the hottest trade in crypto

Circle's stock has surged 100% in the past month, making it one of the hottest trades in the crypto market despite being a stablecoin issuer. This dramatic increase is attributed to growing interest in digital currencies and the potential for regulatory clarity in the sector. Investors are increasingly

'Operation Atlantic': US Secret Service Teams With UK, Canada to Stop Crypto Fraud

The US Secret Service has launched 'Operation Atlantic' in collaboration with law enforcement agencies from the UK and Canada to combat cryptocurrency fraud. This initiative aims to enhance international cooperation in investigating and prosecuting crypto-related crimes. The operation focuses on identifying and dismantling criminal networks that exploit digital

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Institutions had ‘diamond hands’ during bitcoin's 50% plunge, Bitwise's Matt Hougan says

Crypto Firm Abra to Go Public on Nasdaq in $750 Million SPAC Deal

Circle is up 100% in a month: Why this boring stablecoin stock is suddenly the hottest trade in crypto

'Operation Atlantic': US Secret Service Teams With UK, Canada to Stop Crypto Fraud