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While BlockFi has attempted to separate itself from FTX and Alameda in its bankruptcy proceedings, it has many financial ties to firms owned by SBF.

Fidelity Crypto will focus on Bitcoin and Ether initially. The brokerage will make money by charging a 1% spread on trades.

Tuttle Capital Management hopes for a short ETF named Inverse Cramer ETF (SJIM) and a long ETF called Long Cramer ETF (LJIM).

The potential $1 billion funding round would add to the $400 million FTX raised in January, with the firm said to be seeking more capital to snap up deals amid the crypto winter.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the exchange has been building subscription revenue streams for three years and will continue to do so into the long term.

“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer has changed his sentiment on crypto again, predicting the total market cap will tank below $1 trillion, as “There’s no real value there.”

Wood believes that Venmo is merely a follower of Cash App, which has generated more than double Venmo’s revenue from almost half the number of users.

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen speaks to CNBC‘s Squawk Box shares her views on the state of digital assets amid calls for imposed regulations.

The future’s bright for Bitcoin according to Ric Edelman, founder of financial advisory outfit Edelman Financial Engines.

The president of Peru’s central bank has indicated that the country will be joining forces with India, Singapore and Hong Kong to develop its own central bank digital currency.

Dubbed SQUID, the cryptocurrency had rallied by as much as 75,000% to cross over $2,850 but dropped to near zero on Nov. 1.

Orlando Bravo, a co-founder of one of the world’s largest equity firms, talked about his views on Bitcoin and blockchain technology.

Coinbase sent an email to 125,000 users mistakenly notifying them that their two-factor authentication settings had been changed.

Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC’s Mad Money, thinks Coinbase is the “natural repository of crypto” and has recommended buying the stock.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer has sold off almost all of his BTC holdings, predicting bearish fundamentals will suppress Bitcoin’s price for the foreseeable future.