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Grayscale Wins Lawsuit Against U.S. SEC | Cryptocurrency Trends
Aaron, Bitget Research
2023/08/30
1.Mainstream Exchange Trends:
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Coinbase: Fixes for wallets displaying 0 asset balances have been implemented — user funds are safe.
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Binance to remove support for BUSD in 202. Redemptions to cease by February 2024.
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Binance to reassess its operations in Russia, including the possibility of a full exit from the m arket.
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Binance to provide services to Belgian users through a Polish entity.
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Binance excludes Venezuelan banks from P2P payment services.
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Mainstream Exchange Listings (CEX: Token — Time of Listing in UTC+8)
Bitget: GoMining (GOMINING) and Tomochain (TOMO) — August 30, 7:00 PM.
Bybit Launchpad: Cashtree (CTT) — August 30.
2.Cryptocurrency Trends:
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Grayscale wins its lawsuit against the U.S. SEC, resulting in a slight BTC and ETH rally and the GBTC discount narrowing to 17%.
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Twitter (X) obtains license to enable crypto payments.
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Ethereum Foundation launches the Ethereum Execution Layer Specification (EELS).
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Circle: USDC coming soon to the Base mainnet. USDC stablecoin launches for Chilean customers in partnership with Latin American giant Mercado Pago.
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DCG reaches an agreement in principle with Genesis creditors, expecting a 70%–90% recovery rate.
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Matrixport: Take long positions in BTC with a tight stop-loss.
3.Financing Trends:
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Allseated, a virtual tour and event planning platform, raises US$20 million in equity financing.
4.Regulatory Trends:
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U.S. SEC files a sealed motion against Binance.
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Hong Kong lawmaker Johnny Ng Kit-chong: The e-HKD digital currency can serve as a stablecoin once launched.
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Uzbekistan is in the process of developing regulations for the registration of crypto miners and rules for the operation of mining pools.
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French Hill: The U.S. is pushing to get a crypto bill off the ground, and the SEC isn't being particularly helpful.
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