Dubai financial regulator updates crypto token rules for funds
The changes encompassed several areas, including the ability of both external and domestic funds to invest in crypto tokens.
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According to data from Messari, the NFT marketplace sales volume grew by 2,882% in February. It dwarfed the increase in monthly sales volume in any given month throughout the past three years. The fast growth of the NFT market follows high-profile auctions of nonfungible tokens led by Sotheby’s and other recognizable brands, such as Time…

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Innovation Behind Bars: the Arrest of India’s First Bitcoin ‘ATM’ Operators
Earlier in October, the developers of India’s first Bitcoin (BTC) “ATM” were arrested in the city of Bangalore under criminal charges, in a case that has shaken the local startup community and cast a spotlight on the lack of clarity surrounding “the law of the land” in regard to crypto.While the official Freedom of Information…

Bitcoin Price Pinned Below $8,200 as Bulls and Bears Fight for Control
Weekly crypto market data. Source: Coin360As the weekly close approaches Bitcoin remains pinned in the $8,300 to $7,800 range. For the past few days, the digital asset has made lower daily highs and it no longer rides along the 20-MA of the Bollinger Band indicator on the 4-hour chart. Basically, Bitcoin is losing steam and now…