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    FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Die wichtigste Digitalwährung Bitcoin bleibt weiter unter Druck. Am Montag kam es auf der Handelsblattform Bitcoin erneut zu starken Kursverlusten. Bis zum späten Nachmittag sackte der Kurs um mehr als 8 Prozent auf 3747 US-Dollar. Damit näherte sich der Bitcoin wieder dem tiefsten Stand seit September 2017, der am 25. November bei 3474 Dollar erreicht worden war.

    "Hartgesottene Anleger, die weiterhin am Bitcoin festhalten, werden allmählich schwach und werfen zumindest einen Teil ihrer Anteile auf den Markt", beschrieb Experte Salah Bouhmidi vom Analysehaus DaliyFX das Geschehen. Selbst die Euphorie an den führenden Aktienmärkten nach der vorläufigen Einigung im Handelsstreit zwischen den USA und China habe den Bitcoin zuletzt nicht stützen können. Der Experte sprach zudem von einem starken Rückgang des Handelsvolumens in den vergangenen Tagen.

    Die Bilanz von Digitalwährungen in diesem Jahr ist ernüchternd. Seit dem Rekordhoch, das der Bitcoin auf dem Höhepunkt des Krypto-Hypes im Dezember 2017 bei 20 000 Dollar erreicht hatte, hat die älteste und bekannteste Kryptowährung etwa 80 Prozent ihres Werts verloren. Allein seit Mitte November betragen die Verluste etwa 40 Prozent./jkr/jha/





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    24.11.23 15:31:39
    24.11.
    ECB chief Lagarde admits her son lost crypto cash
    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/ecb-chief-lagarde-admit…
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    No one is a prophet in their own land, including European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, who admitted on Friday that her son lost "almost all" of his investments in crypto assets, despite copious warnings.

    Lagarde has long railed against cryptocurrencies, calling them speculative, worthless and a tool often used by criminals for illicit activity.

    "He ignored me royally, which is his privilege," Lagarde told a town hall with students in Frankfurt. "And he lost almost all the money that he had invested."

    "It wasn't a lot but he lost it all, he lost about 60% of it," Lagarde added. "So when I then had another talk with him about it, he reluctantly accepted that I was right."

    The ECB chief has two sons in their mid-30s but did not say which one she was referring to.

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    21.11.23 19:06:18
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    Binance founder Chaopeng Zhao to plead guilty in deal to end U.S. criminal probe: reports
    https://www.marketwatch.com/story/doj-expected-to-announce-s…
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    Binance cofounder Chaopeng Zhao, one of the most prominent figures in crypto, will plead guilty to criminal charges related to violating U.S. anti-money-laundering requirements, and agree to step down as head of the company, as part of a broad settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, according to reports.
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    12.10.23 21:57:52
    12.10.
    Sam Bankman-Fried used prostitutes in bid to unfreeze funds, says Caroline Ellison
    https://protos.com/sam-bankman-fried-used-prostitutes-in-bid…
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    Caroline Ellison’s bombshell testimony against her former boss and former romantic partner Sam Bankman-Fried revealed that FTX and Alameda Research concocted a plan to use identities of ‘Thai prostitutes’ in a scheme to gain access to approximately $1 billion in frozen cryptocurrency on OKEx.

    Ellison alleged that Ryan Salame, former CEO of FTX Digital Markets, told her about the source of the identity documents for these accounts.

    Alameda Research was unable to withdraw from OKEx but was still able to trade, so it concocted a scheme where it would intentionally enter into losing trades with the accounts created using false identities that were under FTX control, and then utilize these accounts to withdraw the funds.

    When this plan was unsuccessful, Ellison testified that they turned to bribery, eventually paying close to $100 million in crypto to Chinese officials in order to get the assets unfrozen.

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    03.10.23 23:14:52
    guter Artikel zu Sam Bankman-Fried + FTX + Krypto allgemein:

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    LA Times: Column: In Michael Lewis, Sam Bankman-Fried found his last and most willing victim
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    Lewis quite plainly started this book project thinking he could write the definitive foundation story of cryptocurrency as “the new new thing,” to quote the title of one of his earlier books. When the thing collapsed, he was unable to shed his initial enchantment.

    Some authors who discover in the midst of a project that their preconceptions are dead wrong have been able to reverse course...

    Lewis hasn’t traced that route, even though the truth about Bankman-Fried’s activities — that he never honored his own promises about the integrity of his accounting — stared him in the face. To the end, he treats Bankman-Fried as sort of an endearing scamp who got in over his head, essentially by an adorable habit of inattention.

    He accepts the self-image of Bankman-Fried and his parents, Stanford law professors Joe Bankman and Barbara Fried, as people with “basically zero interest in money” — never mind allegations in a lawsuit filed by Ray that they profited by tens of millions of dollars from their son’s enterprise, including the purchase of luxury property in the Bahamas, or that Bankman, according to a lawsuit by FTX’s new management, complained that his salary with the company was only $200,000 rather than $1 million.

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    30.08.23 14:29:45
    jetzt sollen es ETF's beim Bitcoin richten: alter Wein in neuen Schläuchen:

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    Crypto Scores Landmark US Legal Win With Grayscale ETF Ruling
    https://uk.news.yahoo.com/us-court-paves-way-first-144622021…
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    Grayscale Investments LLC won a key legal fight in its push to launch a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, bringing the crypto industry to the precipice of tapping billions of dollars from everyday investors.

    The firm’s court victory over the US Securities and Exchange Commission in a three-judge appeals panel in Washington represents a watershed moment for the largest cryptocurrency. Advocates say an ETF based on spot Bitcoin prices would result in a gush of retail cash.

    The SEC, which has thus far only allowed crypto ETFs based on futures because it says they are safer, is reviewing the decision. The agency could still fight the ruling, either by asking a full slate of judges on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, or the US Supreme Court to review the decision.

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