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Epstein Files reveal a documented Epstein Bitcoin connection: Blockstream investment and $525,000 for MIT Digital Currency Initiative.

A UAE sheikh invested 500 million dollars in Trump’s crypto firm World Liberty Financial. This Trump crypto investment burdens the entire industry.

Bitcoin falls below 80,000 USD – the longest monthly loss streak since 2018. ETF outflows, liquidations, and Warsh nomination weigh on crypto.

What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.

Bitcoin drops to a two-month low as US spot ETFs lose $1.1 billion in a week. Gold surges while capital flows out of crypto.

The DAO is relaunched as an Ethereum Security Fund with 220 million dollars. Unclaimed ETH from the 2016 hack finances the project.

Fidelity launches the FIDD stablecoin, a digital dollar on Ethereum. The third-largest asset manager in the world bets on blockchain.

Zug-based fintech Plusplus launches three financial products based on Frankencoin: treasury solution, ETP, and rental deposit.

Hyperliquid HIP-3 open interest reaches $793 million all-time high. Commodities boom and gold rally drive growth.

Tether launches USAT, its first US-regulated stablecoin. Former White House advisor Bo Hines leads the new unit under the GENIUS Act.

BISON crypto app reaches one million active users: The trading platform of Boerse Stuttgart manages 5.2bn euros in cryptocurrencies.

Binance launches Tesla Futures as part of its TradFi expansion. The crypto exchange enables 24/7 trading with stock derivatives for the first time.

The major bank UBS is considering introducing crypto trading for selected private banking clients in Switzerland.

What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.

BitGo IPO: The crypto custodian goes public on the NYSE at a $2.1 billion valuation. Details on the custody specialist’s stock market debut.

Iran increasingly relies on stablecoins like USDT to cushion the rial collapse. The central bank purchased 507 million USD in Tether.