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✅ Bitcoin keeps the price above $29k, but buyers have no strength to move higher. In such a market, anyone will go crazy, so the user nd4[.]eth just burned 2,500 ETH, as well as GMX, GNS and 4 NFT tokens for a total of $8.08 million 😱 Weekly digest: 💎 Cryptocurrencies 🔸 PayPal launches PYUSD stablecoin pegged to the dollar 🔸 Ripple joined the international payments group based on the Bank for International Settlements 🔸 Crypto project Aptos announced a partnership with Microsoft 🔸 San Francisco-based SoFi bank reports $170 million worth of cryptocurrency assets 🔸 Boyaa Interactive decided to buy BTC and ETH for $5 million 🏦 Crypto Exchanges 🔸 Crypto exchange KuCoin tightened verification: all users must pass facial recognition 🔸 Binance received a license to operate in El Salvador 🔸 Bankrupt Former Exchange CEO Curly Sam is Back in Jail for House Arrest Violations 🚓 🔸 Crypto exchange Bittrex will pay the SEC a fine of $ 24 million for operating in the US without a broker's license 🪙 Financial news 🔸 US inflation rose from 3% to 3.2% in July 🔸 China records deflation for the first time in 2 years 🔸 Ukraine's gold and foreign exchange reserves hit an all-time high of $41.7 billion 🔸 The Central Bank of the Russian Federation does not see risks to financial stability due to the depreciation of the ruble. Meanwhile, the ruble is already at 99 for $1 ⚖️ Regulation 🔸 The SEC has postponed a decision on the application for a spot bitcoin ETF from ARK Invest. 🔸 The SEC launched an appeal process against the court decision in the case against Ripple 🔸 The Fed required banks to obtain permission to work with stablecoins 🔸 The Parliament of Ukraine adopted a law on “digital things”, which brings all kinds of digital assets into civil law 🏛 ⚙️ Technology 🔸 New CEO X (Twitter) announces video calling platform 🔸 Visa has completed testing the payment of commissions on the Ethereum network with fiat directly from the card 🔷 Courses: 🌐 Bitcoin - $29,386 (↓0.01%) 📉 S&P 500 - 4,464 (↓0.11%) 🌕 Gold - $1,913 (↑0.06%) ⚫️ Oil Brent - $86.57 (↑0.27%)
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