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Latest from Stephen Alpher
Dogecoin, XRP Lead Crypto Rebound, Bitcoin Tops $96K as Traders Await Key Inflation Data
The selloff in stocks and cryptocurrencies could mean Donald Trump's inauguration will less likely be a sell the news event, K33 Research said.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs Exceeded Expectations in 2024, but Just Wait for 2025
Gary Gensler has described crypto as the Wild West and one observer said markets are likely to see just that under new leadership in D.C.

Company Behind Illicit $24B Telegram Marketplaces Launches Stablecoin
Huione's stablecoin is "not restricted" by regulatory agencies.

Chainalysis Buys Israeli Fraud Detection Startup Alterya for $150M
Alterya's AI driven fraud models have "substantial opportunities in the traditional market."

U.S. Banking Should Ease Path for Crypto, Republican Taking Reins at FDIC Suggests
FDIC Vice Chairman Travis Hill is set to become acting chairman at the start of the next administration, and he's critical of the FDIC's digital assets stance.

Jamie Dimon Still Sees ‘No Value’ in Bitcoin
The crypto's main uses are for sex trafficking, money laundering and ransomware, claimed Dimon, a longtime foe of bitcoin.

Azuki Announces Native ANIME Token, Related NFTs Rise 9.1%
The majority of the token's supply has been allocated to the community.

MicroStrategy Added 2,530 Bitcoin for $243M, Bringing Holdings to 450K BTC
During a presentation in Orlando on Monday, Saylor told executives to invest in bitcoin instead of bonds, which he labeled as "toxic."

Why High Net-Worth Investors Are Super Bullish on Bitcoin Right Now
The difference in outlook between traders and high net-worth individuals has never been greater, according to David Siemer, CEO of Wave Digital Assets.

U.S. Added 256K Jobs in December, Blowing Past 160K Estimate
Crypto markets have fallen sharply over the past few days as stronger than expected economic data sent interest rates surging and called into question the idea that the Fed will continue easing monetary policy.
