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  • Bitcoin's Soaring Price Is a Warning Sign For Investors Bitcoin Soars to $68,000Warning from the U.S. Securities and Exchange CommissionWhat to Be Aware of Before Investing? The price of Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, hit a record high of $68,000 at 4:51 PM on the 4th. It was $65,000 last week, but it has jumped significantly. Analysis has poured in that it has broken through […]
  • Crypto Surge: Bitcoin Rockets to $52,000—Is Now the Time to Invest? The price of Bitcoin has soared, breaking through $52,000. As of 7:23 PM on the 15th, according to CoinMarketCap, the price of Bitcoin is $52,284.26, up 1.94% from 24 hours ago. It’s also strong in South Korea. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $53,483.99 on the virtual asset exchange UPbit and has surpassed $53,000 at $53,450.67 […]
  • Bitcoin Surges Above $52,000, Hits $1 Trillion Market Cap The current price of Bitcoin has exceeded about $52,000 (based on the Upbit exchange), pushing its market capitalization to over $1 trillion. According to the virtual asset (cryptocurrency) statistics site CoinGecko, at 9:50 AM on the 15th, Bitcoin was traded at $52,361.74, a 5.8% surge from the previous day’s average price on significant exchanges. Ethereum […]
  • North Korea's Sneaky Side: UN Exposes Money Laundering via Casinos North Korean hackers collaborate with criminal networks in Southeast Asia, launder money through casinos and cryptocurrency exchanges.
  • Bitcoin Halving 2024: Price Expected to Soar Beyond $60,000 Experts predict that Bitcoin will surge in price during its halving year, with some forecasts ranging from $60,000 to as high as $500,000.
  • US Targets Sinbad for Helping North Korean Crypto Laundering The U.S. sanctions Sinbad for aiding in the laundering of cryptocurrency by the North Korean-backed hacking group Lazarus.
  • Binance, the world's largest virtual currency exchange, agrees to pay $5.7 billion fine, withdraw from U.S. market. AsiaToday By Haman Joo Washington Correspondent = Binance, the world's largest virtual currency exchange, pleaded guilty to charges of brokering transactions with U.S. government sanctioned entities such as North Korea and failing to have anti-money laundering systems in place, and paid the largest fine in its history.
  • $78 Million Flows In Crypto Investments: Europe Thrives, U.S. and Canada Lag Behind Last week, Europe saw the highest inflow of $78 million into digital asset investment products, while North America remained weak.
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