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Davide
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🔥Crypto Weekly Recap: 🔹Circle and Ripple have both applied for federal banking licenses in the United States. 🔹Rex and Osprey have received the green light for staking ETF on Ethereum and Solana. 🔹The Open Platform, involved in the development of TON Network, has raised $28.5 million, reaching a valuation of $1 billion. 🔹Deutsche Bank may soon launch a new Bitcoin and crypto custody service in 2026. 🔹Unicredit has launched a derivative financial instrument that will allow investing in an underlying asset directly linked to Blackrock's BTC spot ETF (IBIT), with 100% capital protection at maturity. It will initially be aimed only at professional clients. 🔹The spot ETF on Bitcoin (IBIT), as reported by Bloomberg, generates more profits than IVV (BlackRock's ETF that replicates the S&P 500 index). This is very surprising given that IVV manages $630 billion dollars, against $74 billion of IBIT.
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Davide
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🔹After Kraken and Bybit, the Gemini exchange has also announced that, for European users, it will be possible to buy and sell tokenized shares provided by the Dinari provider. 🔹On Friday, news broke that 80,000 $BTC (nearly $9B) of dormant addresses had been moved (bc1qwq5geath93h0lnfsrmnwnfuck2f9ypv4ewyl4j). Speculation has it that it could be the founder of Silk Road (Ross Ulbricht). There is no objective reason behind it, just his history: he had been incarcerated all these years and was released from prison in 2025. It could also be an early miner who updated his address.
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beebeehem
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I didn't see that of Circle, but I did see that of Ripple and I think these are bold moves. These projects will change the course of crypto and finance and we'll be here to witness it. A smaller cap project making the same move is Vaulta, it's pioneering web3 banking and functioning as an operating system for financial institutions to connect with and use web3
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