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Finding crypto gems in the market can bring big returns in the future. A new project called DTX Exchange (DTX) is making everyone talk about it, even people who own crypto coins like Injective (INJ), Stacks (STX) and Celestia (TIA). DTX is still new, but it’s already getting much attention. Now in Stage 2 of its presale, this token has already given those who bought it early a 100% ROI. Market analysts are also confident in its growth. They hint that DTX may soar by 150x in 2024. Injective is a crypto that has seen some exciting events. Recently, Injective revealed that it burned $344,478 worth of INJ in just seven days. This is one of the highest burn auction days since its launch. With this Injective news, many people expect that the price of its token may rise soon. The Injective crypto saw a price jump of over 110% in the past 12 months. Plus, around 15 technical signals are now showing green for INJ. Because of this, market analysts say that Injective will reach a value of $18.50 soon.
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U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (Dem) from New Jersey, a staunch crypto critic, was found guilty of accepting bribes, including gold bars and a luxury car, in exchange for his political clout by a jury on Tuesday. The development saw the crypto community point out the irony of a crypto critic who once alleged that bitcoin (BTC) "is an ideal choice for criminals" getting convicted as a criminal. Menendez was also a co-sponsor of a bill titled "Accountability for Cryptocurrency in El Salvador (ACES) Act" which would have required the State Department to report on mitigating risks to the U.S. financial system from El Salvador's adoption of bitcoin as legal tender. Stacy Herbert, a member of The National Bitcoin Office (ONBTC) of El Salvador under President Nayib Bukele, wrote on X that while Senator Menendez was "hiding bars of ill-gotten gold... President Bukele was establishing the most transparent government in the world by posting El Salvador’s public bitcoin address for all the world to audit."
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SEC chair Gary Gensler reaffirmed previous criticisms of the crypto industry, stating that the sector is highly centralized with “significant non-compliance” in a Bloomberg interview on June 25. He downplayed decentralization in the sector, stating that a few platforms are “centralizing and commingling things that we would never allow anywhere else.” Gensler listed specific violations such as trading against customers, trading in front, and taking investments in a contract before listing. He noted that many “leading lights” of the crypto sector are in jail or awaiting jail, adding: “I say this and you giggle…but this is a serious thing … not ticky tacky … It’s about real protections for investors.” Gensler said non-compliance extends beyond securities laws to the Bank Secrecy Act, the Commodity Exchange Act, and anti-money laundering laws.
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