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Tether Engages With U.S. Lawmakers to Shape Federal Stablecoin Regulations
Tether Engages With U.S. Lawmakers to Shape Federal Stablecoin Regulations

The company has been in discussions with Representatives Bryan Steil and French Hill, key figures behind the STABLE Act introduced on Feb. 6.

CryptoNews·2025/02/17 08:22
Bitcoin Analyst PlanB Moves Entire BTC Holdings to Spot ETFs for “Peace of Mind”
Bitcoin Analyst PlanB Moves Entire BTC Holdings to Spot ETFs for “Peace of Mind”

He explained that this move allows him to manage his Bitcoin holdings similarly to traditional financial assets like equities and bonds.

CryptoNews·2025/02/17 08:22
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    Fox Reporter: Musk-led DOGE, the Department of Government Efficiency, will be watching the U.S. SEC
    Odaily Planet - Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency DOGE will be focusing on the US SEC, according to Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett in a post on X. According to a tweet he retweeted on the subject, DOGE is looking to the public for help with information related to the discovery and resolution of wasteful, fraudulent and abusive practices related to the US SEC Information.
  • 17:22
    Argentina's President Millet Retweets LIBRA Purchase Tutorial, LIBRA Shortly Pulls Above $0.7
    Argentina's President Millet retweeted a tutorial on how to buy LIBRA tokens, and LIBRA has risen above $0.7 in a short period of time, with a current market capitalisation of $580 million. The LIBRA token buying tutorial was originally tweeted on the account of Dario Epstein X, an Argentine economic and political commentator. The price of the token is volatile, please pay attention to risk.
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    Bank of America: ECB rate expected to fall to 1.5% by September
    The Bank of America Credit Investor Survey shows that investment-grade credit investors expect the ECB to cut rates slightly less than high-yield credit investors. The survey showed that as many as 41 per cent of investment-grade credit investors expect the ECB's deposit rate to end at 2 per cent, while 37 per cent of high-yield credit investors expect it to end at 1.75 per cent. Bank of America analysts expect the deposit rate to fall to a low of 1.5 per cent by September. The ECB deposit rate is currently 2.75 per cent.
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