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James Check delves into the Bitcoin market, focusing on the impact of futures markets, the success of Bitcoin ETFs, and the nuances of the cash and carry trade.
California's recent minimum wage increase to $20 for fast food workers and $23 for healthcare aides has led to significant layoffs, business closures, and rising automation, challenging the viability of entry-level employment.
Signal President Meredith Whittaker criticizes the EU's proposed "upload moderation" for encrypted chats, arguing it undermines end-to-end encryption and threatens privacy.
Consumer confidence in the U.S. has dropped sharply in June, reflecting growing concerns over high prices, weakening incomes, and a disconnect between Federal Reserve projections and market sentiment.
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has approved its first spot Bitcoin ETF by VanEck, set to launch on June 20.
Kansas has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer, alleging that the company made misleading statements about its COVID-19 vaccine, concealing potential risks and exaggerating its effectiveness.
Joe Biden's administration is considering releasing more oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to curb rising fuel costs.
Bidenomics is hitting Gen Z hard, with young Americans increasingly maxing out credit cards as necessities like food and rent skyrocket.
A JPMorgan report reveals that U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have reached a record market capitalization of $22.8 billion as of mid-June.
David Hirsch has stepped down as chief of the SEC's crypto asset and cyber unit, ending his nearly nine-year tenure.
Gold has ascended to become the world's second most held reserve asset, trailing only behind the US dollar.
A news wrap of everything that happened in bitcoin and markets this week.
Recent discussions about the US economy highlight conflicting interpretations of labor market data, with inflation and wage stagnation casting doubt on the perceived robustness of employment.
