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I don't know what ads you are talking about.What's with the new Radio (odd in itself) ads warning on Tether?
On Tuesday, HBO premiered its documentary “Money Electric,” attempting to portray software developer and Bitcoin contributor Peter Todd as the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. Following the broadcast, Todd quickly took to X to set the record straight, stating, “I’m not Satoshi.” His response ignited a lively discussion across social media, with many in the crypto community dismissing the theory as subpar journalism.
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Bitcoin moved to near $65,000 after Chinese stocks shrugged off mixed reactions to stimulus plans to finish the day higher. BTC traded at nearly $64,900 during the late European morning, over 3.4% higher in the last 24 hours. ... Latest announcements from the Chinese government regarding stimulus plans fell short of expectations, but the Shanghai Composite Index still closed the day over 2% higher. “Chinese equities rebounded off the weekend disappointments, so risk sentiment will likely remain in 'buy everything' mode until further notice,” Augustine Fan, head of insights at SOFA, told CoinDesk in a Telegram message.
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Monochrome will launch Australia’s first spot ether (ETH) exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Tuesday.
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Several countries have approved listings of spot crypto ETFs after the launch of the funds in the U.S. in January, though all have been significantly smaller in scale than their U.S. counterparts. Last week, South Korea’s news1 also reported that the country’s Financial Services Commission would consider allowing crypto ETFs.
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MultiversX Hires Former Cardano CMO
Adam Bates has joined MultiversX as the new chief marketing officer, "bringing with him an extensive background in scaling blockchain brands, most notably as the former CMO of Cardano,"...
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On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a bill that protects residents' rights to self-custody digital assets, ensures their ability to use bitcoin as a payment and provides explicit guidelines around taxing bitcoin transactions. House Bill 2481, dubbed the Bitcoin Rights bill, sailed through with strong bipartisan support, winning by an overwhelming majority of 176 votes to 26. The vote included 76 Democrats and unanimous backing from all 100 Republican members.
The bill will move on to the Republican-led Pennsylvania Senate after the election and, if passed, onto Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro
The bill, crafted by outside bitcoin advocacy group Satoshi Action Fund (SAF), is the latest effort to help lawmakers understand the nuances of blockchain technology and bitcoin. SAF has succeeded in helping write and pass similar legislation in 20 other states, with four bills becoming law in Oklahoma, Louisiana, Montana and Arkansas. The group’s main priority is to help mainstream bitcoin at the state level and encourage state lawmakers to do what the federal government has yet to do – establish some clear rules of the road for crypto and normalize it as a mode of transaction.
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