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The Italian luxury car manufacturer accepts bitcoin, ether, or USD Coin from U.S. customers before expanding the payment methods to Europe next year.

The two formerly chart-topping musicians are facing fines from the SEC after pushing Tronix crypto without disclosing they'd been paid.

Yesterday, Bitcoin fell to its lowest value since November 2022. As of this morning, it was priced at its lowest value since June.

The Coinbase decision comes despite an ongoing lawsuit from the SEC

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong rebuked the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission's request, opting to handle the matter in court.

The SEC alleges that Richard Heart used investor funds to buy cars, watches, and other luxury goods

Blockchain Insight - The US SEC has been targeting cryptocurrencies, citing concerns about fraud, market manipulation, and investor protection. Its actions have raised concerns in the industry, with experts warning that the regulatory scrutiny could stifle innovation and growth.

On core inflation next week, and we get a decent rise today, something like 800,000, most importantly the underemployment rate, peaceably people wanting to work longer hours, the pressure will be on the federal reserve and they will have to start to reconsider. but it is going to be a very protracted process, because they dont want to shock markets, but it will still be a seismic event. it certainly will. thank you very much for your time today. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: 0nce "bit...

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Crypto Market Plummets Following Week of Coinbase-fueled Hype Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty Images) After cryptocurrency prices soared this week amid hype leading up to Coinbase’s direct listing, the market took a nosedive over the weekend. Bitcoin prices tanked by roughly 14% in 24 hours, from $61,530 to $52,829, the token’s biggest one-day drop since February, before rebounding slightly, according to the cryptoasset price-tracking site CoinMarketCap. Advertisement Prices of other popular cryp...