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Peruse our Weekly Recap for last week's top stories: BTC ETFs surpass $17b in total net inflows; CrowdStrike suffers outage; WazirX hit with $234m exploit; spot ETH ETFs hope to launch on July 23.

Trump meme coins enjoy double-digit growth, SEC closes probe into Paxos for BUSD issuance, Germany empties its Bitcoin holdings, spot BTC ETFs record massive inflows.

Today’s edition of the weekly recap: Bitcoin (BTC) drops to a five-month low amid a series of whale selloffs; Mt. Gox begins creditor repayments; and Circle secures first stablecoin license under MiCA as regulatory efforts mount.

Today's edition of the weekly recap covers a range of significant events: the crypto market faces sharp declines; Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experience notable activity; regulatory actions intensify globally; major expansion efforts highlight the sector's growth ambitions; and key insights from the Money 20/20 conference.

Today’s edition of the weekly recap: Industry leaders discuss crypto and U.S. regulations at Consensus 2024; Binance founder Changpeng Zhao begins his jail term; fraud schemes and rug pulls rock the industry; plus: a slew of venture capital activity. 

RFK Jr. is hyping up blockchain technology; Bitcoin's bull run — post halving — appears doubtful; and regulators are expected to deny spot Ethereum ETF approval. Here's our weekly recap.

Bitcoin witnesses massive drop after halving; Hong Kong approves launch of spot Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) ETFs; TON takes the spotlight amid impressive growth and more top headlines from last week.

The Iran-Israel conflict contributed to a crypto collapse. And last week, regulators sent a Wells Notice to Uniswap. And SBF wants to appeal his sentencing. Here's our weekly recap.

Last week, a jury in New York declared Terraform Labs and its founder Do Kwon guilty of fraud charges. The meme coin narrative garnered attention, and Ripple looked to launch a USD-backed stablecoin. Here's our weekly recap.

Weekly Recap: Significant legal developments across the cryptocurrency sector, including SBF's sentencing, regulators' demanding $2b from Ripple, and an indictment against KuCoin. 

Ethereum welcomed the Dencun upgrade; Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below the $65,000 mark; spot Bitcoin ETFs continued to hit new records, clinching a peak trade volume.

Global crypto enforcement actions re-emerge, with U.S., Britain and Germany making headlines; Ripple co-founder and chairman Larsen suffers hack; FTX reveals plans to fully repay customers.

This week witnessed a historic development, as U.S. regulators approved all 11 spot BTC ETF filings. Afterward, Bitcoin retested the $49,000 level for the first time in 24 months. Meanwhile, USDC issuer Circle filed to go public in the U.S.

Weekly Recap: Orbit Bridge suffers $82 million exploit, Bitcoin (BTC) slumps after $45,000 retest, spot BTC ETF approval window closes in

MicroStrategy purchases more BTC; spot ETF drama continues, featuring BlackRock, VanEck, Coinbase and Bitwise; Changpeng Zhao to remain in U.S.

This week witnessed a proliferation of global regulatory efforts as Nigeria lifts ban on crypto. Plus: Do Kwon, 3AC and Sam Bankman-Fried.