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Franklin Templeton seeks experts for Bitcoin trading and crypto research
With more than $1.4 trillion in assets under management, Franklin Templeton is one of the world’s largest independent asset managers.
Mark Cuban's Dallas Mavericks offer cashback rewards on Dogecoin purchases
Dallas Mavs fans who spend more than $150 worth of Dogecoin in one transaction will receive a $25 e-gift card that they can use for purchases on the team's online store.
JPMorgan sounds alarm over ‘frothy’ crypto markets after August boom
Altcoins have made big gains on the total market share of the cryptocurrency markets, but JPMorgan analysts have concerns.
Doge meme hits $220M valuation, as Sotheby's Bored Apes auction is tipped to fetch $18M
After a successful fractionalization into $DOG Tokens, the total implied value of the Original Doge meme NFT has gone through the roof.
Judge orders Ripple to hand over 1 million Slack messages to the SEC
Ripple is now required to produce terabytes of Slack messages to the SEC which were previously withheld due to an apparent data error.
New research claims 21 accounts pumped the $4.4B EOS ICO with wash trades
New research asserts that EOS and ETH were wash-traded on exchanges to manipulate prices during EOS’s multi-billion dollar ICO.
70% of Salvadorans opposed to Bitcoin Law as Sep. 7 implementation draws near
The majority of El Salvadorans are skeptical of the country’s impending Bitcoin Law, with 90% of locals describing their understanding of crypto as poor or non-existent.
17% of Australians now own crypto, totaling $8B between them: Survey
Bitcoin remains the most popular cryptocurrency in Australia, with 9% of Aussies currently hodling it.
Traders use this classic trading pattern to determine when to ‘buy the dip’
Ascending channels provide a steady signal on the strength of an uptrend and the optimal levels to open positions during a pullback.
Stablecoins are assets — not currencies, says ECB president
“Stablecoins are pretending to be a coin, but in fact it’s completely associated with an actual currency,” said Christine Lagarde.