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PayPal on its own PayPalCoin crypto: 'this is way too early'

PayPal teases it's working on its own stablecoin called PayPalCoin, with its crypto boss saying 'this is way too early'.

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比特币崩盘后应该吸取的5个教训 _ 东方财富网

比特币崩盘后应该吸取的5个教训 _ 东方财富网
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Crypto Continues Crashing - 5 Lessons From Bitcoin's Very Bad Week


by Tyler Durden
Sunday, May 23, 2021 - 11:10 AM
It's never just one thing. This week Elon Musk, China, and pipeline cyber attackers all contributed to another crash, but, as Decrypt's Jeff John Roberts details below,
there's cause for optimism.
It began with Elon Musk bashing Bitcoin, and ended with a renewed crypto crackdown in China. Those came as book-ends to a spate of other bad news in cryptoland, including a stomach-churning market crash and anger over Bitcoin's role in facilitating a massive cyber attack on an east coast oil pipeline. All of this saw Bitcoin limp into the weekend well below the $40,000 mark as the entire crypto industry licked its wounds.

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Coinbase's listing may break records

Coinbase's listing may break records
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GameStop and Compliance: Part 4 – The Regulatory Response | Thomas Fox


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I  think the GameStop phenomenon portends a seismic shift in many areas. It may well be a turning point in markets and investments. Where it will be going, I do not think anyone knows right now but everyone needs to be watching and, more importantly, every Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) and compliance professional needs to be paying attention. Today I want to look at some possible regulatory responses and the one regulatory response which stopped the Robinhood trading platform for one day.
The DTCC
According to Investopedia, the “Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is an American financial services company founded in 1999 that provides clearing and settlement services for the financial markets.” Established in 1999, it combined the functions of the Depository Trust Company (DTC) and the National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC), which is a subsidiary of the DTCC. The “DTCC settles transactions between buyers and sellers of securities and plays a critical role in automating, centralizing, standardizing, and streamlining the world’s financial markets. When an investor places an order through their broker—and the trade is made between that broker and another broker or similar financial professional—information about that trade is sent to the NSCC (or an equivalent clearinghouse) for clearinghouse services.”

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Daily Crunch: FTC and 48 state AGs sue Facebook – TechCrunch


The big story: FTC and 48 state AGs sue Facebook
They’re separate suits, although the two groups coordinated their investigations. Both suits claim that Facebook has behaved illegally when it acquired Instagram and WhatsApp, and that it used its monopoly power to suppress competition. The FTC suit also calls for Instagram and WhatsApp to be split off from the company.
In response, Facebook tweeted, “Years after the FTC cleared our acquisitions, the government now wants a do-over with no regard for the impact that precedent would have on the broader business community or the people who choose our products every day.”

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