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Opimas LLC CEO: BlackRock’s Spot Bitcoin ETF Filing Likely 'Dead on Arrival'
Opimas LLC CEO and founder Octavio Marenzi shares his reaction to BlackRock filing for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) with Coinbase as their partner in the surveillance-sharing agreements. "They've identified a custodian for the assets that the SEC itself has said is operating illegally...I don't quite see how BlackRock makes this happen," Marenzi said.

SEC Claims Coinbase Knew It May Have Been Violating the Law Prior to Lawsuit
The SEC argued in a new filing last Friday that Coinbase acknowledged the possibility that federal securities laws would apply to its listings years ago. CoinDesk Managing Editor of Global Policy and Regulation Nikhilesh De breaks down the regulator's arguments and Coinbase's previous public filings.

Nischal Shetty’s Blockchain Startup Shardeum Raises $5.4M in Latest Funding Round
Shardeum recently raised $5.4 million in strategic funding. The layer 1 blockchain was co-created by Nischal Shetty, who is also the co-founder of WazirX, India's largest crypto exchange by trading volume. Shardeum Chief Growth Officer Kelsey McGuire discusses the raise, how Shardeum stands out from the competition, and the state of U.S. crypto regulation.

Bitcoin Above $30K As China PPI Data Suggests End of Global Tightening Cycle Is Near
Bitcoin is holding steady above $30,000 as PPI data from China suggests the global liquidity-tightening cycle that kicked off early last year and roiled risk assets including crypto is nearing its end. This comes as the Fed has raised rates by more than 500 basis points to the 5%-5.25% range since March 2022. Opimas LLC CEO and founder Octavio Marenzi shares his crypto markets analysis and outlook.

DCG Calls Gemini Lawsuit a Publicity Stunt; Analyst Downplays U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF Hype
“CoinDesk Daily” host Jennifer Sanasie discusses the hottest stories in crypto, including Digital Currency Group's comments after Gemini announced its lawsuit against the industry conglomerate. DCG is the parent company of CoinDesk. A new JPMorgan report explains why the SEC's approval of a spot bitcoin ETF will not be a game changer. And, an update on when the much-awaited layer 2 blockchain Shibarium is expected to go live.

Large Bitcoin Holders Reluctant to Move Assets on to Centralized Exchanges: Data
Despite a recent increase in bitcoin whales, large BTC holders remain reluctant to move assets on to centralized exchanges, according to data from Glassnode. Bitcoin whales, and whales moving assets on to exchanges have taken separate paths, as large investors seem wary of moving their assets out of cold storage. CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasie presents "The Chart of The Day."

Twitter Threatens Legal Action Against Meta After Threads Debut
"The Hash" hosts discusses the hype around Threads, a new social media app built by the Instagram team at Facebook parent company Meta. Plus, Twitter's response to the competition as Mark Zuckerberg says Threads has drawn 30 million users just a day after the launch of its initial version.

Multichain Bridges Exploited for Nearly $130M Across Fantom, Moonriver and Dogechain
Cross-chain router protocol Multichain has been exploited for nearly $130 million after an attacker siphoned capital out of numerous token bridges. Multichain has been under pressure for over a month because of failing tech and its AWOL CEO. "The Hash" panel weighs in on the latest developments.

Kraken Co-Founder Jesse Powell Faces Probe on Claims of Hacking, Cyberstalking Non-Profit
Crypto exchange Kraken co-founder Jesse Powell is being investigated by Federal law enforcement on claims that he hacked and cyberstalked a non-profit that he founded, a lawyer for Powell confirmed after a report by The New York Times on Thursday. "The Hash" panel shares their reaction as a lawyer for Powell said he's done "nothing wrong."

Cameron Winklevoss Says Gemini Filed Lawsuit Against Digital Currency Group
Crypto trust firm Gemini is suing Digital Currency Group, alleging the industry conglomerate and its founder Barry Silbert committed "fraud" through DCG subsidiary Genesis. "The Hash" panel discusses the latest developments, as DCG calls Gemini's latest legal action "baseless" and "defamatory." Both CoinDesk and Genesis are owned by DCG.
