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@jff ArkInvest, founder of 1cConfirmation, SWARMS1. Currently holds 6025 Salvadoran bitcoins; 2. The New York Attorney General intends to summon fraudsters who stole $2.2 million in cryptocurrency through NFTs; CathieWood and ArkInvest hold over $718 million worth of Coinbase stocks through three ETFs; 4.1 Confirmation Founder: BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, and SOL are OGs in cryptocurrency; This week, the net outflow of spot Bitcoin ETF was $313.2 million, and the net outflow of spot Ethereum ETF was $185.8 million; Within the past three days, three addresses suspected of belonging to the same entity have sold a total of 26.52 million SWARMS, equivalent to approximately 8.08 million US dollars. @fital719 @ftihvb 0 reply
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@jff According to CoinDesk, Ian McGinley, the enforcement director of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), announced that he will resign on January 17th. He joined the agency in February 2023 and led enforcement actions against companies such as Binance, KuCoin, FalconLabs, etc. In a statement announcing his resignation on January 17th, Ian McGinley stated that "making the CFTC the primary enforcement agency for digital asset enforcement" was listed as his top priority during his tenure. According to reports, Trump's transition team has set their sights on a long list of potential CFTC leaders, but has not acted as quickly as they did during their tenure at the top of the Securities and Exchange Commission. However, if progress is made in cryptocurrency legislation by 2025, the CFTC may replace the SEC as the dominant regulator of the US digital asset market. @tfiedse 0 reply
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According to media reports, David Schwartz, Chief Technology Officer of Ripple, stated that he still hopes to launch his stablecoin RLUSD before the end of the year, but at the same time, he believes that the upcoming holidays may cause another delay in its release. In addition, he mentioned that ensuring that Ripple's partners can launch in a "coordinated manner" and "avoid trouble" is the top priority. Because the regulatory process involved is quite cumbersome. This involves many aspects, the most important of which is that stablecoins are issued through New York State trusts and regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services, which is the gold standard regulatory agency for stablecoins... They are reviewing all of our processes, compliance, and all matters, and we are looking forward to resolving any issues related to issuance. We believe we will succeed @gyomei 0 reply
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