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Binance is celebrating the new year with approvals from two different sides of the world.
The crypto exchange has been granted an in-principle license by the Central Bank of Bahrain to operate as a crypto asset service provider in the Kingdom of Bahrain. According to the announcement, the in-principle approval is a first for a Binance entity in the Middle East and North Africa region.
India’s Directorate of Enforcement (ED) announced Friday that it has frozen the financial accounts of Bengaluru-based financial services company Yellow Tune Technologies,...
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Elon Musk: US past peak inflation after Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) sells 90% of BitcoinWith Tesla now having sold 90% of its Bitcoinholdings during the bear market, Elon Musk says the...
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