The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reportedly hinted that bitcoin’s volatility may mean it’s not ready to support an exchange-traded fund (ETF).
Peter Thiel-backed Palantir Technologies has started accepting bitcoin as a payment method from its customers. The company’s CFO, Dave Glazer, said investing in bitcoin as a treasury reverse asset is “definitely on the table.”
Block.one, the company behind the EOSIO software, is launching a cryptocurrency trading platform that will combine the attributes of traditional exchanges with the benefits offering in the decentralized finance space.
Zug-based cryptocurrency payments specialist and over the counter (OTC) liquidity provider FNTX Capital Suisse has partnered with Portuguese property developer 355 Developments to let its users buy condos with Dogecoin (DOGE).
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Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- SEC Staff Hints Bitcoin’s Market Volatility Means It’s Not Ready for an ETF
- Palantir Starts Accepting Bitcoin Payments, Mulls BTC Investment
- Block.one Launches Crypto Exchange With $10 Billion in Funding
- Dogecoin Can Now Be Used to Pay for Portuguese Real Estate
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