Crypto News, April 4: Bitcoin 2022, Elon Musk Buys Twitter Stake, A Worrying Trezor Scam
Also today, why Liverpool FC aren’t going to be releasing football fan tokens any time soon.
MicroStrategy, EU Parliament, and Other Possible Drivers of BTC’s Volatile Week
The “Week in Review” panel discusses possible catalysts for bitcoin’s recent price volatility, noting MicroStrategy’s $205 million loan from Silvergate to amass even more BTC. Plus, Managing Editor for Tech…
UK Treasury outlines plan to regulate stablecoins and issue an NFT
The moves come following a protracted period of confusion about the position of cryptoassets in the UK. The post UK Treasury outlines plan to regulate stablecoins and issue an NFT…
Ripple’s Recent Win Against the SEC Provides Hope for Its XRP Coin
XRP has moved up on the recent March 11 court decision that benefits Ripple Labs in its defense against the SEC’s lawsuit.
Waves Stablecoin Crash Sparks Death Spiral Fears
Waves’ flagship stablecoin Neutrino USD is currently trading at $0.86, far below its targeted $1 peg.
Aave Price Analysis: AAVE/USD set to break the $252 resistance level
TL;DR Breakdown Aave price analysis is bullish today. The strongest resistance is present at $252.
Australian Convenience Store OTR to Accept Crypto Payments (Report)
OTR will reportedly become Australia’s largest bricks-and-mortar retailer to accept digital assets as a means of payment.
Intel Doubles Down on ESG With Launch of Second-Gen Bitcoin Mining Chips
The “Intel Blockscale ASIC” chip boasts efficiency up to 26 J/TH, which would make it better than most Bitmain and MicroBT models currently in the market.
Elon Musk Buys 9.2% Stake in Twitter — What Does This Mean for Crypto?
With Twitter allowing users to tip their favorite content creators in crypto, and the social network offering NFT profile pictures, will Elon Musk want more crypto-friendly features?
UK says it will regulate stable-coin payments
Britain’s finance ministry said on Monday it intended to legislate to regulate some stablecoins when they are used as a means of payment.
