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The possibility of peace in Ukraine brought some short-lived confidence into stocks and futures. Bitcoin, however, resisted a sharp correction.
The FCA is hiring a new Head of Department to form a digital assets team focused entirely of crypto assets. The role, however, does not require any knowledge of crypto from applicants.
Two years from the March 2020 crash, markets are in a delicate balance. The risk of a similar crash is building up, and such an event would be consistent with the ends of prior bear cycles. However, the longer-term accumulation trends are still impressively constructive.
Last week’s major outflows derived from North America–highlighting regulatory concerns as a likely cause of negative investor sentiment.
Judging by three big transactions from Coinbase Pro to an anonymous BTC wallet, some institutional entity may have made a huge purchase of bitcoin. The move comes at the same time as the U.S. reports the highest inflation rate since 1982.
The Israeli company behind StarkWare, developers of Ethereum ZK-rollup technology, is finishing a funding round of at least $100 million, at a $6 billion valuation.
Based in Singapore, Cake DeFi Ventures will fund tech startups that complement the company’s core business.
Sygnum is a digital asset bank that primarily operates in Switzerland and Singapore. It has a Swiss banking license and a Singapore capital markets services license.
Crypto investment products saw inflows totalling $127 million during the week that ended March 4, despite geopolitical turmoil and the anticipated negative sentiment.
