BTC and ETH remain on fragile footings at the start of the new week having both suffered idiosyncratic woes over recent days, although some analysts look for some discount buying to help steady valuations near-term.
Hollywood writers are striking amidst a dispute with studios over fees and growing fears that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be used to write scripts.
The prospect of a U.S. debt default provides a compelling case for Bitcoin, says the CEO and founder of one of the world's largest independent financial advisory firms.
As worries about contagion continue to plague the traditional banking sector, the risks of crypto are again being drummed home by the city watchdog the FCA although it's clear the door is opening to bring digital coins and tokens under the regulatory sphere.
The European Union's Markets in crypto-assets act (MiCA) has been welcomed as a "landmark moment" for cryptocurrencies by deVere Group.
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