
Crypto News Cast đŽ 19-10-2021
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Crypto News Updates :
- Other Countries Should Adopt Bitcoin, Says El Salvadorâs Vice President
- Brazilians Bought Over $4Billion In Cryptocurrency This Year According To BCB
- Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoinâs Unknown Creator Now The 20th Wealthiest Person Globally
- ProShares Bitcoin ETF To Start Trading On NYSE From Oct.19
- Crypto Trading Launched For American Financial Advisors By Brokerage Firm, Interactive Brokers
- Bank Of England Will Rush To Purchase BTC Before Hitting $1M
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â Other Countries Should Adopt Bitcoin, Says El Salvadorâs Vice President
Recently, El Salvadorâs Vice President FĂŠlix Ulloa believes that other countries will soon follow El Salvadorâs Bitcoin adoption Pattern, He made this known during a meeting with Pascal Drouhaud, vice president of the LATFRAN association. As per the report by local media outlet Diario La Huella, Vice President FĂŠlix Ulloa claims that Bitcoin will benefit an estimated 1.17 million Salvadoran immigrants, living in the U.S. Read Full on U.Today.
â Brazilians Bought Over $4Billion In Cryptocurrency This Year According To BCB
Reports by The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) shows that Brazilians purchased over $4 billion in cryptocurrency since the beginning of the year, it also shows cryptocurrencies as part of the commercial balance of goods. Crypto purchase reached $756 million in May, and since then Brazilianâs interest im cryptocurrencies continues to grow which Bruno Serra, the director of monetary policy of the Central Bank of Brazil believes will not fade. Read Full on Bitcoin News.
â Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoinâs Unknown Creator Now The 20th Wealthiest Person Globally
The creator of the Bitcoin network, Satoshi Nakamoto reclaims the top 20 richest people on the face of the earth after bitcoin hit $62k this week. Itâs estimated that Bitcoinâs inventor owns around 1 million BTC. More details reveals that as at Oct, 17 Nakamoto owns roughly $60.7billion in bitcoin (BTC), $625 million in bitcoin cash (BCH), $169 million in bitcoinsv (BSV), and $191 million in ecash (BCHA or Bitcoin ABC), Totalling to $60.9 billion. Read Full on Bitcoin News.
â ProShares Bitcoin ETF To Start Trading On NYSE From Oct.19
ProShares CEO Michael Sapir Says That ProSharesâ Bitcoin Strategy ETF which is the first Bitcoin (BTC) futures-linked exchange-traded fund in the United States will start trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday under the ticker BITO. This is a remarkable feat for cryptocurrency ETFs in the U.S. after multiple efforts, This Bitcoin ETFâs debut on NYSE opens up huge exposure for investors in traditional financial markets. Read Full on cointelegraph.
â Crypto Trading Launched For American Financial Advisors By Brokerage Firm, Interactive Brokers
According to an Oct. 18 press release, Brokerage giant Interactive Brokers, the top competitor of the likes of Fidelity and TD Ameritrade announced allowing registered financial advisors from the U.S. to be able to trade cryptocurrency for their clients, while in partnership with a blockchain infrastructure firm named Paxos. The list of available digital assets includes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash. Read Full on U.Today.
â Bank Of England Will Rush To Purchase BTC Before Hitting $1M
Bank of England (BoE) will be scrambling to acquire Bitcoin before the asset trades at $1 million, according to Bitcoin expert Max Keiser who made this known through a report. Keiser goes further to note that the potential adoption of Bitcoin by the BoE shows a broader view that the asset has âkilledâ central banks, noting that BoE is considering adopting Bitcoin but will be multiple phases likened to the five stages of grief. Read Full on Finbold.