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Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin Moves Sideways at $23K
Also: Binance mixed customer funds with B-Token collateral "by mistake." Equities closed mixed.
First Mover Asia: Ether Prices Fall Relative to Bitcoin
The ETH/BTC currency pair has declined 8% since Jan. 11 as the price increase in bitcoin has been more pronounced than ether’s; BTC hovers near $23K in Monday trading.
Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin Holds Steady Near $23K; Gemini’s Job Cuts Continue
FTX’s FTT token was up 8% for the day. Equities closed higher.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Surges Past $23K Before Retreating
ALSO: Sam Reynolds writes that Microsoft cutting its mixed reality team underlines large tech firms's struggles to succeed in the augmented and virtual reality space. Will Apple do better?
Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin Surges Above $22K, Genesis Has Over $5B in Liabilities
Also: Bitcoin rose 6% to trade at $22,300. Ether was also trading up, by 5% to $1,640. Equities closed up.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Returns to Its Winning Ways
ALSO: Shaurya Malwa writes about Singapore asset management firm Cobo's initiative to introduce separate custodian, clearing and settlement services to crypto.
Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin Rides Over $21K, FTX's Possible Revival
Bitcoin rose 1.5% to trade at $21,100 after dipping earlier on Thursday. Ether was also trading up 0.6% to $1,550. Equities closed down.
First Mover Asia: FTX’s Illiquid Holdings Filled With Tokens That Sit in Venture Funds in Which It Invested; Bitcoin Falls Below $21K
A good portion of FTX's illiquid tokens can be found on the balance sheet of funds, including Sino Global and Multicoin Capital. FTX invested in these funds, and their names often appear alongside FTX as co-investors in projects.
Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin Falls Below $21K; Genesis Nears Bankruptcy Filing; Bitzlato Founder Arrested
ALSO: Bitcoin fell 2% to trade at $20,700 while ether was trading down 3% to $1,530. Equities closed lower.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Hangs Tough Over $21K for Another Day
ALSO: Sam Reynolds writes about the unlikely rally of metaverse majors, including Axie Infinity and Decentraland, even as they struggle to keep users engaged.
