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Hong Kong’s largest bank HSBC to offer Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to customers
Hong Kong spearheads crypto adoption in Asia as banks increasingly support the crypto industry. HSBC has now announced that it will offer customers Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
Oil markets calm down after Russia’s coup attempt fails
Oil Markets have calmed down due to the brokerage of the peace deal between rebel Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner group, and President Putin. Prigozhin had led his army of mercenaries to the Russian capital in an attempt to eject President Putin for attacks on his men.
DeFi markets rises in the past 2 weeks owing to harsh regulation in the US
DeFi has seen a market cap spike of 15% in the past two weeks as the US and other global regulators are going harder after crypto organizations. The market capitalization has increased by $6.3 billion in the time frame from $41.5 billion to $47.8 billion.
Eurozone businesses start slowing in June owing to interest rate hike effects
Eurozone businesses are caught in a tight zone once more as high-interest rates haunt the economy. It is only expected to worsen from here, at least on a short to mid-term basis, as more hikes must be done to tame rising inflation. This means more pain will be felt in the markets even after the eurozone’s flash composite PMI dropped to 50.3 in June.
100K ChatGPT logins exposed to the Darkweb- cyber security firm
Concerns surrounding ChatGPT user credentials being leaked online and traded on the Darkweb are surfacing after a blog post by Singaporean cybersecurity firm Group-IB. The firm alleges that over 101K ChatGPT logins appear to have been stolen over the past year and traded over the dark web between June 2022 and May 2023.
The US Federal Reserve lied about banking system stability-Balaji Srinivasan
The US Federal Reserve is under fire again for lying about the general outlook of the US banking system to ‘assure’ investors and citizens that there are no risks. However, the data that is coming forward isn’t all merry. Observers have noticed that the authority is spending more money than previously projected to bail out financial institutions.
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