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FTX to start creditor repayments via BitGo on February 18, 2025, with 9% interest added. Larger claims remain pending.
The proposed legislation would allow the state treasurer to invest public funds exclusively in Bitcoin (BTC) to establish an “Ohio Bitcoin Reserve Fund.”
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Quick Take The SEC asked for comments to be filed 21 days after being published in the Federal Register. Over the past few weeks, firms have flooded in with proposals from funds based on DOGE among other cryptocurrencies, seemingly in hopes that a change in leadership at the SEC could be friendlier to approve crypto ETFs.
Quick Take World Liberty Financial co-founder Chase Herro said on Thursday that the platform plans on creating a “strategic reserve” with the tokens it purchases, according to a report from Bloomberg. The DeFi project is backed by President Donald Trump.
Quick Take The SEC has asked the public for comments in a notice that acknowledges a 19b-4 filing from NYSE Arca, which proposes to list and trade the Grayscale Solana Trust. The SEC is accepting comments on the proposal for 21 days following its publication in the Federal Register.
- 21:54Over 150,000 people have been blown up by $379 million across the web in the past 24 hoursOn 24 February, according to the data, in the last 24 hours, the whole network has broken down $379 million, including $323 million of multiple orders. In addition, in the last 24 hours, a total of 151,021 people worldwide have had their positions blown.
- 21:53Bitcoin Falls Below $94,000, Extends 24-Hour Loss to 1.66 PercentOn 24 February, bitcoin fell below $94,000 and is now quoted at $93,911, extending its 24-hour decline to 1.66%, according to market information.
- 21:47Trump: tariffs on Canada and Mexico to take effect after 4 MarchGolden Finance reports that US President Donald Trump recently announced that tariffs scheduled to be imposed on Canada and Mexico will take effect next month as planned after an extension, according to Bloomberg. Trump said the tariffs will officially take effect after 4 March after giving the two countries extra time to address border security issues.