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In a weekly research note, Bank of America warns of a coming “recession shock” as the Federal Reserve tightens its monetary policy to tame surging inflation. The shock may benefit cash, commodities and cryptocurrencies.
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DeFiChain, a DeFi service running on the Bitcoin network, has added four tokens representing real-world assets, including one ETF. The dTokens enables holders exposure to the underlying asset’s price movements.
Honduras officially adopts Bitcoin as legal tender. However, this applies only to a special economic zone called Honduras Prospera.
Celsius overtakes MicroStrategy as the company with the biggest Bitcoin hoard.
Jack Mallers of Strike announced in Miami that Bitcoin will be available via the Lightning Network to over 400,000 storefronts and all US Shopify sites.
The new partnership aims to enable “low-cost, instant, global payments for merchants” using Bitcoin.
Former Goldman Sachs Chief Economist thinks the Fed is going to have to shock the market into shedding some of its gains in order to get the markets under control and reduce inflation.
The U.S. Treasury secretary has called for consumer protection “from fraud and misleading statements regardless of whether assets are stored on a balance sheet or distributed ledger.”
A recent report shows that Bitcoin miners in Norway only use renewable energy and have the smallest carbon footprint in the industry thanks to the country’s progressive energy policies.
