Elon’s Stamp of Approval
Besides changing his Twitter bio to read ‘#Bitcoin’, Bitcoin (BTC) finally gets a verbal confirmation from Elon Musk.
Through a Clubhouse chatroom, the eccentric billionaire declared it as ‘a good thing’, and that Bitcoin is ‘on the verge’ of becoming widely accepted.
However, he has yet to proffer his opinion on other cryptocurrencies.
DEX: 3,2,1... Take Off!
With their continued trade restrictions, Robinhood is turning frustrated traders away into the arms of decentralized exchanges.
DEXs saw a record smashing volume of $63 billion in January, more than half of all volume seen in 2020.
This reaffirms DeFi as a ready alternative for those being let down by traditional institutions.
Coinbase Is Ready For The Masses
Coinbase, which will be the first crypto exchange to go public in the US, has picked Nasdaq for direct listing of its shares.
Unlike an IPO, a direct listing does not involve the issuance of new shares.
Coinbase has launched a secondary market for private shares with Nasdaq’s Private Market service, which already has an implied valuation of $50 billion.
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Besides changing his Twitter bio to read ‘#Bitcoin’, Bitcoin (BTC) finally gets a verbal confirmation from Elon Musk.
Through a Clubhouse chatroom, the eccentric billionaire declared it as ‘a good thing’, and that Bitcoin is ‘on the verge’ of becoming widely accepted.
However, he has yet to proffer his opinion on other cryptocurrencies.
DEX: 3,2,1... Take Off!
With their continued trade restrictions, Robinhood is turning frustrated traders away into the arms of decentralized exchanges.
DEXs saw a record smashing volume of $63 billion in January, more than half of all volume seen in 2020.
This reaffirms DeFi as a ready alternative for those being let down by traditional institutions.
Coinbase Is Ready For The Masses
Coinbase, which will be the first crypto exchange to go public in the US, has picked Nasdaq for direct listing of its shares.
Unlike an IPO, a direct listing does not involve the issuance of new shares.
Coinbase has launched a secondary market for private shares with Nasdaq’s Private Market service, which already has an implied valuation of $50 billion.
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