Bitcoin Kurs fällt plötzlich unter 27.000 Dollar - tiefster Stand seit Ende März. Mit zwischenzeitlich rund 26.800 Dollar kostete eine Bitcoin-Einheit am späten Mittwochabend so wenig wie seit Ende März nicht mehr. Regulierungssorgen beschäftigen US-Unternehmen – geringe Handelsvolumen als Nährboden für Kursverluste. https://www.ig.com/de/...ich-unter-27-000-dollar---tiefster-st-230511
DOJ: Crypto Assets 'Touch Every Aspect of Criminal Activity We Investigate'
From ransomware payments demanded in cryptocurrencies to state actors using digital assets to circumvent sanctions and other restrictions, the Department of Justice (DOJ) is raising the alert that crypto is expanding into every area the agency is exploring.
wieso Ende? Wenn die SEC tatsächlich einige Kryptowährungen als Wertpapiere deklarieren würde, dann wäre das ein Ritterschlag für alle cryptos, oder nicht?
> https://www.coinglass.com/Grayscale U.S. Lawmaker Calls on SEC To Look Into Grayscale’s GBTC U.S. Congressman Brad Sherman has called on the SEC to look into investor concerns related to Grayscale’s GBTC. Sherman has highlighted investors’ concerns regarding the massive discount that GBTC is currently trading at. The lawmaker also questioned the role of Grayscale’s parent firm Digital Currency Group in GBTC’s decline. https://www.investing.com/news/...o-look-into-grayscales-gbtc-3081520 According to Sherman, as many as 850,000 retail investors, including some who used individual retirement account funds, are currently trapped in their GBTC investments due to the actions of GBTC and its parent company, Digital Currency Group (DCG). Sherman estimates that these investors' retirement security and in some cases, their life savings, may be at risk and that if the situation is not remedied, they could lose tens of billions of dollars of their savings. https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/...air-calling-attention-to-grayscale
The primary external factors affecting ESMA this year are (i) the high concentration of time-critical deliverables under Digital operational resilience act (DORA) and Markets in crypto-assets (MiCA) Regulation; (ii) ongoing crisis management linked to the measures taken following the energy crisis and recent market volatility; and (iii) overall resource constraints. https://www.esma.europa.eu/sites/default/files/...ritisation_2023.pdf
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: Grayscale's Ether ETF Plan a Template for Rivals
Grayscale’s Ether ETF Plan a Template for Rivals: The moves come as Grayscale, issuer of the $16.8 billion Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, is in the midst of suing the SEC for permission to launch the first spot bitcoin ETF. Bitcoin ETFs currently invest in bitcoin futures or companies involved in bitcoin technologies like mining. The SEC has said it’s not satisfied that potential bitcoin spot ETFs would be able to prevent fraud and other varieties of market manipulation. https://www.etf.com/sections/news/...s-ether-etf-plan-template-rivals
Nach Gesetzesverschärfung Darum verlassen 400 Krypto-Firmen Estland: Estland mistet aus: Nach der Verschärfung der AML-Gesetze verlassen hunderte Krypto-Unternehmen wegen “Nichteinhaltung der Auflagen” den baltischen Staat. https://www.btc-echo.de/schlagzeilen/...rypto-firmen-das-land-163965/
Was ist denn los? Woher diese Unruhe? Sind etwa Walfänger unterwegs? Ancient Bitcoin (BTC) Whales Are Massively Waking Up: What's Happening? https://u.today/...btc-whales-are-massively-waking-up-whats-happening So far this year, over 3,000 BTC from Ancient Supply has returned to life. https://decrypt.co/140058/...n-changes-wallets-after-12-years-dormant Ancient Bitcoin Whale Moves Over 400 BTC and Takes 180% Profit Ancient Bitcoin Whale just sent 412 Bitcoin worth more than $9.5 million making 181,204% profit. Satoshi Nakamoto, who was last seen online in December 2010 on the Bitcoin Talk forum, is thought to be the owner of hundreds of thousands of BTC. https://www.binance.com/en/feed/post/211849 Ancient Bitcoin Whale Sells All His Coins, Amounting to $10.6m Profit An ancient BTC address of the Satoshi era has returned and sold all his BTC. The whale sold all 514 BTC, which he had held since 2017, amassing a $10.6 million profit. https://www.binance.com/en/feed/post/215548 ‘Ancient’ bitcoin replaces wallet after 12 years of inactivity: Slept for ages, more satsangs woke up from sleep of years. Bitcoin bought in 2011 came back to life on Thursday when 139 bitcoin belonging to the 1H1Ab6 address were moved to a newly created SegWit address. https://biz.crast.net/...eplaces-wallet-after-12-years-of-inactivity/ Nearly 1,000 Ancient Bitcoins from 2010 and 2011 Moved in 2023, Valued at Over $27 Million https://news.bitcoin.com/...-moved-in-2023-valued-at-over-27-million/
Binance und CZ weiter im Visier der Behörden: Zieht sich die Schlinge nun zu? Die nordamerikanischen Finanzbehörden haben die größte Krypto-Börse der Welt Binance und deren CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) weiter im Visier. https://de.investing.com/analysis/...ch-die-schlinge-nun-zu-200482444
UK Treasury Committee Urges Government to Regulate Crypto as Gambling: The UK Treasury Committee proposed handing oversight to the Gambling Commission, with possible taxes to support addiction and debt advice. https://decrypt.co/140427/...rges-government-regulate-crypto-gambling Chinese prosecutors to crack down on ‘pseudo-innovation’ in NFT market: According to prosecutors, marketing models such as rewards and dynamic rights and interests can quickly evolve into illegal pyramid schemes. https://cointelegraph.com/news/...-on-pseudo-innovation-in-nft-market
House of Commons Treasury Committee: Regulating Crypto
Consumer speculation in unbacked cryptoassets such as Bitcoin and Ether is one area where we have particular concerns, and think the Government needs to take a different approach in order to better protect consumers from harm. Unbacked cryptoassets have no intrinsic value, and their price volatility exposes consumers to the potential for substantial gains or losses, while serving no useful social purpose. These characteristics more closely resemble gambling than a financial service, an impression reinforced by the evidence we have received of consumer behaviour. We are concerned that regulating retail trading and investment activity in unbacked cryptoassets as a financial service will create a ‘halo’ effect that leads consumers to believe that this activity is safer than it is, or protected when it is not. We therefore strongly recommend that the Government regulates retail trading and investment activity in unbacked cryptoassets as gambling rather than as a financial service, consistent with its stated principle of ‘same risk, same regulatory outcome’.
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