WorldPingBitcoin dipped below $81,000, sparking mass crypto liquidations as traders sent BTC to exchanges at a loss.
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Bitcoin speculators move 55K BTC to exchanges amid $1.1B liquidations
Thailand opens door to locally listed bitcoin and ether ETFs
UK sanctions three crypto exchanges tied to Russian illicit funds
Thailand SEC issues bitcoin and ether ETF rules set to take effect Oct. 16
Bitcoin steadies near $82,500 after Trump rules out Iran strike before midterms
Trump's Iran pledge underpins crypto gains as bitcoin bears face liquidation pressure
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WorldPingTrump's Iran pledge underpins crypto gains as bitcoin bears face liquidation pressure — full report at CoinDesk.
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WorldPingBitcoin recovered to around $82,500 after Trump ruled out an Iran strike, but remains about 4% lower on the week, while ether has lost 9%.
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WorldPingThailand's SEC has limited initial crypto ETFs to bitcoin and ether, with new custody, exposure, and trading rules taking effect Oct. 16.
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WorldPingThe UK sanctioned crypto exchanges and payment processors, some of which were tied to thousands of Russian entities and the sanctioned HTX exchange.
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WorldPingMeanwhile raised $37.5M from existing investors, bringing the Sam Altman-backed bitcoin life insurer's total funding above $180 million.
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WorldPingThailand’s new crypto rules taking effect Oct. 16. They allow Thai asset managers to launch crypto ETFs on the local stock exchange, with bitcoin and ether initially eligible.
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