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- 2024-04-26
2024-04-26
Fernando Fierro
April 26, 2024
Howdy folks,
🚨🛡️ Samourai Wallet founders are under fire from the DOJ, facing charges for running an unlicensed money transmission service and aiding over $100 million in money laundering transactions linked to dark web activities.
Key features of the wallet, like 'Ricochet' and 'Whirlpool,' are alleged to have helped criminals mask transaction sources.
As the legal battle unfolds, the industry will watch closely, as it could have implications for privacy and regulatory approaches in the crypto space.
In other news:
📈🐌 Morgan Stanley's new plan could turbocharge demand for Bitcoin ETFs. They're considering a policy shift to allow brokers to actively offer these funds to investors, which could lead to significant market impacts.
Since the SEC's approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, these funds have attracted billions, with Morgan Stanley's potential move promising to bolster demand further, potentially setting Bitcoin's price on an upward trajectory.
🤔👨⚖️ The SEC might soon put the brakes on Ethereum ETFs, worrying investors about a potential knock to ETH's market presence.
Although Bitcoin ETFs have seen substantial success, Ethereum's unique role in dApps and smart contracts presents a different appeal that may not attract the same institutional enthusiasm.
The decision could shape Ethereum's market strategy, focusing more on its technological utility rather than just investment potential.
🍕🎥 Finally, Coinbase is using a pizza-themed ad to challenge traditional financial inefficiencies, promoting crypto as a quicker, cheaper alternative.
The ad humorously illustrates the burdens of legacy banking systems using a pizza delivery scenario, where fees eat away at the customer's order.
This campaign is part of Coinbase's effort to simplify and demystify crypto for the masses.
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