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El Salvador Isn’t Buying Bitcoin With Public Money, Says IMF
According to Bitcoin Magazine, the IMF reported that El Salvador has not used public funds to accumulate bitcoin, receiving it from private donors instead.
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Trezor Breach Worse Than Reported: Another 67,000 US Customers Exposed
Bitcoin Magazine reports that Trezor revealed an additional 67,000 U.S. customers were exposed in a data breach.
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Hargreaves Lansdown Reverses Course, Rolls Out Bitcoin Trading
British firm Hargreaves Lansdown now allows retail investors to trade bitcoin via crypto exchange-traded notes.
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Standard Chartered Debuts Bitcoin Trading In the United Arab Emirates
Standard Chartered launched institutional bitcoin spot trading in the UAE, according to Bitcoin Magazine.
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Kraken and SoFi Link Crypto Trading To Banking Rails
Bitcoin Magazine reports Kraken and SoFi partnered to route SoFi crypto orders through Kraken Prime and list SoFi's stablecoin.
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French Hill Eyes Bipartisan Path for Clarity Act Ahead of September Vote
According to Bitcoin Magazine, U.S. Congressman French Hill emphasized the need for bipartisan support to pass the Clarity Act.
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Bitcoin-Gold Correlation Hits Six-Year High as Debasement Fears Mount
Bitcoin's correlation with gold reached a six-year high amid currency debasement fears and U.S. debt interventions, according to Bitwise.
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Bitcoin Bear Market May Not Yet Be Over, Says Fidelity
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Fidelity reported that bitcoin's bear market may persist despite a recent rally, with a potential new low possible later this year.
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Strategy CEO Defends Bitcoin Sale as the 'Right Trade'
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Strategy CEO Phong Le defended recent bitcoin sales, calling the move a balance sheet-strengthening measure.
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Capital B Raises €7.6M From Adam Back to Fund Another Bitcoin Buy
Capital B has raised €7.6 million from Adam Back to fund another bitcoin purchase, following a previous private placement.
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