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Cryptocurrency Stock News: WonderFis (TSX: WNDR) Bitbuy and Coinsquare Platforms Exceed $1 Billion in Combined Client Assets Under Custody

Bitcoin broke above $40,000 last weekend and has remained above that level for much of this week – the next stop could be close to $50,000.

The Treasury Department has launched a new "Strike Force" to crack down on illicit funds behind fentanyl trafficking. But that's not all that's going on. Glenn and Stu discuss the bigger story: According to reporting from Blaze News, the strike force will be led by the Treasury Department as a means to crack down on money laundering networks.

The agency, known as Fintrac, says the most prevalent form of money laundering involving virtual currencies is the movement of proceeds of fraud and ransomware attacks.

From a rally in crypto stocks driven by a surge in bitcoin to gold prices scaling record highs, and return of layoffs in Spotify to Bill Gates nuke party with Emirates, heres a look into the markets from around the world

Slotland Entertainment, a respected pioneer and leader in the online casino world, has just launched a new cryptocurrency casino. CryptoWins has more than 350 games from six games providers. All withdrawals and deposits are done in cryptocurrency. Watch video version of this story with preview of new game , , , , CryptoWins offers a diverse selection of game types including classic slots, video poker, keno, bingo, and table games. Mainly focused on slots, including more than 85 prova....

The Bank of England must consider data privacy and financial stability concerns within its proposed design for a “digital pound”, the Treasury Committee has said in a report.

The companys revenue from operations increased to Rs 2,662 crore in FY23, an almost 25% increase from the Rs 2,113 crore it generated in FY22, according to financial documents sourced from company data and intelligence platform Tofler.

ALBAWABA – Bitcoin held near the $42,000 threshold on Tuesday, having broken over $40,000, as stocks worldwide fell on a sell-off wave on Wall Street

Plus: Wages hotter than takeout food.