Tether Increases its Bitcoin Reserves
On March 31, Tether, the company responsible for the stablecoin USDT, acquired 8,888 Bitcoins worth $618 million.
On March 31, Tether, the company responsible for the stablecoin USDT, acquired 8,888 Bitcoins worth $618 million.
Since January 11, nearly $10 billion worth of Bitcoins have been withdrawn from exchange wallets.
The announcement that the London Stock Exchange will begin trading Bitcoin and Ether crypto exchange-traded notes has come two weeks after the initial announcement of accepting applications.
As of March 20, there was a net outflow of $261 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs.
In a few weeks, the first major investment platform is expected to announce support for a spot Bitcoin ETF, according to Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan.
MicroStrategy plans to secure $500 million through the sale of convertible notes due in 2030 to qualified investors.

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