News Headline Highlights
- The White House released a first-ever comprehensive framework for the development of digital assets.
- Starbucks has partnered with Ethereum Layer 2 solution Polygon to build and launch their web3 experience “Starbucks Odyssey”. As part of the program, customers will be able to earn and purchase digital collectibles (in the form of NFTs).
- Charles Schwab, Citadel and Fidelity are collaborating to launch a crypto exchange called EDX with the purpose of providing investors with “safer, faster and more efficient cryptocurrency trading”.
- Fidelity Investments is considering permitting their 34m customers to trade Bitcoin on the Fidelity brokerage platform.
- Huobi has announced they will be delisting privacy based tokens (Dash, Decred, Monero, ZCash amongst others) amid increased regulatory scrutiny of such assets.
- The US Blockchain Association has announced the formation of a political action committee to “educate policymakers, courts, law enforcement and the public about crypto networks, ledgers and the need for regulatory clarity”.
- CME Group, the world’s leading institutional derivatives marketplace, is launching Ethereum options contracts to “complement CME Group's Ether futures which have seen a 43% increase in average daily volume year over year”.
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