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NatWest said it has “no appetite” for dealing with companies whose “main business” is cryptocurrency.

One address cashed out $156 million — just in time to beat Bitcoin's dramatic crash.

Bloomberg's Tracy Alloway believes there are parallels between the crypto markets and the dotcom boom.

It turns out that there's another fintech company called Diem... and it's not happy about Facebook's rebrand.

Booming DeFi and NFT markets and a record-setting Ether have contributed to Bitcoin's bad week.

Elon Musk later rowed back on these loaded hints, writing: 'To clarify speculation, Tesla has not sold any Bitcoin.'

This isn’t the first time that YouTube has been used to lure unsuspecting victims into crypto scams.

Jack Dorsey says Bitcoin "is what the internet wants to be, and over time, more of it will be.”

Money printing would have to reach a level of chaos reminiscent of Venezuela, the report says.

Details of what Uniswap V3 will look like have been emerging gradually over recent weeks, and this has been bullish for UNI.

Dan Schulman has also hinted that the payments giant may begin to dabble in decentralized finance.

The feature — known as Checkout with Crypto — is set to expand over the coming months.

"Contrary to what you may have been told or wish, crypto is not a get rich quick scheme," CZ says.

Despite this eye-watering sum, the company says it is determined to continue buying more crypto.

Crypto under a value of 0.001 BTC can no longer be transferred — that's about $50 at the time of writing.

'It’s clear that we’re still in the beginning stages of seeing consumers add Bitcoin to their financial portfolios,' Mogo says.

At one point, XRP reached highs of $1.12, but has cooled by 13.4% at the time of writing to $0.97.

Newport City Council is being offered $75 million in BTC for permission to find the hard drive, but it is refusing to help.