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Morgan Stanley Advisors Can Reportedly Market Two Bitcoin ETFs To Some Clients
Morgan Stanley's wealth advisors can now actively pitch two spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to some of their clients.
How DePINs Address AI's GPU Gap and Ethics Problems
The future of AI depends on our ability to build a more inclusive, equitable, and decentralized computational landscape, says Mark Rydon, co-founder of Aethir.
U.K. government meets Big Tech—including a16z crypto: ‘Unlike in the U.S., it’s not political’
As crypto remains politicized in the U.S., across the pond, it’s bridging the gap.
Coinbase's 'Solid' Earnings May Get Derailed by Low Volume, Fed Headwinds, Analysts Say
The company reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings on Thursday but saw a strong downtick in revenue from transaction fees, its main source of income.
MicroStrategy Bull Doubles Down on The Stock by Raising Price Target to Wall Street High
The broker raised its year-end price target for the software company to $2,150 from $1,875.
France Opens for MiCA Applications, First Among Biggest EU Economies
The French regulator has in the past welcomed crypto companies to register with it.