BitDigest July 1 · Issue #691
- Crypto markets remain unchanged. Are we returning to the ‘boring bitcoin’ days of 2019?
- US Senators call for digital dollar to beat bitcoin and the digital yuan
- The Australian Securities Exchange has delayed the release of its blockchain-backed platform
Technical Roundup Analysis
Technical Roundup continues to suggest that a range breakout ($10700 upside, $8000 downside) is likely and favors a pop above $9,300 which could spike above $10,000.
The Headlines
Senate Banking Committee Remains Open to Digital Dollar
ASX Delays Blockchain Platform for 12 Month
BIS Expanding Innovation Hub to North America and Europe
FCA Shows Crypto Ownership Increasing
Bitcoin ETP Launches On Deutsche Börse
Eliptic Expands Offering to Horizen and Zcash
IOTA Releases Decentralized Testnet for IOTA 2.0
Augur Readies v2 to Launch
Nvidia Files Motion to Dismiss Class Action Lawsuit
Market Data
Coin Metrics' Introduces Free Float Supply Measures
Bitcoin's New Whales May Not Be New Afterall
Thoughts on the Ecosystem
ABA Argues Against FedAccounts and Digital Dollar
Delphi Releases Thoughts on Institutional Entrants into Crypto Market
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