Crypto bankruptcies net law firms $751M in fees
Four law firms collectively earned $484 million from their work on the crypto bankruptcies, representing 64% of all fees requested and received in these cases.
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Framework’s Michael Anderson: ‘Ethereum is where DeFi will continue to be’
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No country wins a global trade war, BTC to surge as a result: Analyst
Inflation, geopolitical tensions, high debt, and macroeconomic turmoil will eventually break the backbone of the current financial order. US President Donald Trump's trade policies will create worldwide macroeconomic turmoil and short-term financial crises that will ultimately lead to greater adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) as a store of value asset, according to Bitwise analyst Jeff Park.