Finaconda Executive Crypto Report | Issue #8 (CW43 2023)

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Bitcoin Reclaims $35,000, Setting a 1.5-Year High as BlackRock’s iShares BTC Trust Lands on DTCC Website

In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency, the past week has brought a series of developments that have captured the attention of seasoned investors and newcomers alike. Bitcoin has staged a triumphant comeback, surging past the $35,000 mark to reclaim a 1.5-year high, and BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust’s listing on the DTCC website has set tongues wagging with rumors of imminent approval.

Stablecoins, on the other hand, have rewritten the narrative by surpassing transaction volumes of financial giants like Mastercard and PayPal, signaling a significant shift in the digital currency landscape. Amid these intriguing advancements, Mastercard’s exploration of Web3 alliances raises the question of how traditional finance adapts to this new era.

Yet, amid the excitement, regulatory challenges have also reared their head. Binance’s suspension of Visa debit card services in Europe and California’s considerations to cap crypto ATM withdrawals remind us that the crypto sphere is not without its share of hurdles.

Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency market as a whole remains resilient, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum posting substantial gains. The NFT sector is expanding, although trader activity has slightly declined. Despite the ongoing volatility, positive market sentiment prevails, indicating continued enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies.

In this week’s Executive Crypto Report, we delve into the key developments of the past week, providing insights into the crypto market’s financial landscape and regulatory environment and an outlook on the critical U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision.


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