Logan Paul apologises and reveals $1.3M refund program for CryptoZoo investors amid Coffeezilla drama
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Sounds like someone is still shorting BTC.. even after he lost his Bank..
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â‚¿REAKING: Congress is creating a new subcommittee on #bitcoin and digital assets lead by @RepFrenchHill and @WarrenDavidson. Representative Davidson recently introduced the Keep Your Coins Act with a goal to protect #bitcoin use in the United States https://t.co/aDCgForVvQ
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When Bitcoin breaks 20k be ready. 👀
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Bitcoin eyes $20K as the crypto market is firing on all cylinders
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$BTC should keep running unless a Michael Saylor announces a buy
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Sam Bankman-Fried’s trading firm borrowed $65 billion from FTX via a ‘secret backdoor’ to fund donations and a luxury lifestyle, bankruptcy court hears
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If a BTC spot ETF was available in your country, would you buy it?
The pro of a BTC ETF is it can be held in registered accounts, thus the profits are tax free. The con is you don't actually own the coins - you own shares in the ETF which owns the coins. So another way of putting the question is, what is more important to you: owning the coin or tax-free profits? Here in Canada, we have spot ETFs for BTC and for ETH. I have some BTC through the ETF in a registered account, and some actual coin in storage. Up until a few months ago, I was buying BTC (well, buying BTC shares) solely in the ETF, but lately, after the collapse of so many crypto exchanges, I've been putting BTC into storage rather than using the ETF. Will you use the ETF when it becomes available to you?
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Bitcoin Back over $20,000
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[CoinDesk] Is Sam Bankman-Fried Losing His Mind?
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Bitcoin Holders Who Bought In Last 5 Months Now In Profit
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