by Nicolas T., Coin Tribune:
The inimitable Max Keiser has reignited the rumor. Qatar is reportedly about to invest 500 billion in bitcoin. Just thatβ¦
This is not the first time rumors have swirled about Qatar. They date back to 2021 when the CEO of the Qatari sovereign wealth fund stated that bitcoin needed βto be a little more matureβ before his fund could consider investing in it.
by Simon Black, Sovereign Man:
Yesterday Senator Elizabeth Warren used a Wall Street oversight hearing to whine about cryptocurrency.
At one point, almost as if a well-choreographed football play, she passed the ball to Jamie Dimon β CEO of JP Morgan Chase, the biggest bank in the world β to βexplain why crypto is such an attractive financial tool for terrorists, drug traffickers, and rogue nations?β
Itβs hard to imagine a more loaded question.
Mr. Dimon gleefully caught the pass and said:
from ZeroHedge:
Bitcoin prices have exploded higher overnight, nearing $38,000, with the renewed bullish tone attributed to a combination of factors, includingΒ resurgent institutional interest, growing adoption, and a favorable macroeconomic climate.
Bitcoin prices have exploded higher overnight, nearing $38,000, with the renewed bullish tone attributed to a combination of factors, includingΒ resurgent institutional interest, growing adoption, and a favorable macroeconomic climate.
by Brayden Lindrea, Coin Telegraph:
βIβve been working on a new electronic cash system thatβs fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party,β Satoshi wrote in an Oct. 31 email in 2008.
Today marks 15 years since the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, shared the BitcoinΒ white paper to a mailing list of cryptographers on Oct. 31, 2008 β a date also annually celebrated as Halloween.
by Jesse Coghlan, Coin Telegraph:
During a panel at the 2019 MIT Bitcoin Expo, Gensler called out the securities regulator for its βinconsistentβ approach to spot Bitcoin ETF approvals.
Gary Gensler once criticized the United States securities regulator for its βinconsistentβ approach to spot Bitcoin
TheΒ videoΒ clip, which has recently made the rounds again on social media, shows the pre-SEC Gensler discussing blockchain regulation at the 2019 MIT Bitcoin Expo in a fireside chat with United States Securities and Exchange Commission Commissioner Hester Peirce.
by Mark E. Jeftovic, Bombthrower:
What we now call βThe Cantillon Effectβ was known far back as circa-1730, by at least one economist.Β It hasnβt been taken very seriously in modern times, especially here in the fiat age.
Named after its author, Richard Cantillon, in hisΒ βEssay on Economic TheoryβΒ (βEssai sur la Nature du Commerce en GΓ©nΓ©ralβ) β it is his only surviving work and was published posthumously in 1755, more than 20 years after he was murdered by a former cook whom he had dismissed from his household. The disgruntled ex-employee, returned by night, robbed his home, then set it ablaze, with Cantillon β and the rest of his manuscripts, within.
from SGT Report:
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by Gareth Jenkinson, Coin Telegraph:
The Jacobi Bitcoin ETF is finally going live on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange, more than a year after its planned launch.
Europe will welcome a first-ever spot Bitcoin ETF after the long-awaited launch of Jacobi Asset Managementβs Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF.
The London-based digital asset management firm announced that its new investment product was going live on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange on Aug. 15, more than a year later than its planned launch in 2022.
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
Capital is flooding into El Salvador thanks toΒ President Nayib Bukele’s hugely successful crackdown on gangs.
FromΒ Reuters, “Move over, bitcoin: El Salvador sovereign bonds not done rallying”:
NEW YORK, July 19 (Reuters) –Β Investors in El Salvador international bonds are relishing 60% returns this year aloneΒ as debt issued by the Central American country recovers from calls of doom and default, with some betting the rally is not quite over yet.
