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Get ready to spread festive cheer while showcasing your modern edge with our Christmas Bitcoin Knitted Crew Neck Sweater! This one-of-a-kind piece combines classic holiday charm with a hint of bitcoin flair, making it the ultimate seasonal staple for tech enthusiasts and fashion-forward individuals alike.Key Features: Soft Knit Comfort: Designed with extra-soft fabric, this sweater keeps you warm and cozy, ensuring ultimate comfort all day long. Versatile Style: Pair it with jeans for a casual look or elevate your outfit for festive gatherings—it’s perfect for any occasion! Vibrant Colors: Available in pink, orange, blue, and green, you can pick the shade...

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Bitcoin, Black Friday -

Forget Black Week – it’s time to go orange!

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It was a dark and stormy night—well, maybe it wasn’t, but let’s pretend it was. The date? October 31st, a time when the world dons masks and embraces the eerie magic of Halloween. But for those in the tech-savvy, forward-thinking realms of finance and freedom, this date carries an even more thrilling significance: the birth of Bitcoin.Yes, dear reader, on October 31st, 2008, while people were carving pumpkins and trick-or-treating, a pseudonymous figure (or group) known only as Satoshi Nakamoto unleashed a whitepaper that would change the world forever. The document, "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System," was a nine-page...

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Introduction to SatoshiA Satoshi, often referred to as "Sat," represents the smallest denomination within a Bitcoin. One Bitcoin (BTC) is equivalent to 100 million Satoshis. This division into smaller units makes Bitcoin transactions flexible, allowing users to send and receive even minuscule amounts of Bitcoin.What Exactly is a Satoshi?Bitcoin, the pioneering cryptocurrency, is divisible into smaller units, with the smallest of these being the Satoshi. Named after Bitcoin's enigmatic creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, a single Satoshi is one hundred millionth (0.00000001) of a Bitcoin. This subdivision means that each Bitcoin is composed of 100 million Satoshis. Despite its diminutive size, the...

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Summary and key points from the "Statement on the Approval of Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products" by Chair Gary Gensler on January 10, 2024:1. **Approval of Bitcoin ETPs**: The Commission approved the listing and trading of several spot bitcoin exchange-traded product (ETP) shares.2. **Historical Context**: Previously, under Chair Jay Clayton from 2018 through March 2023, the Commission disapproved over 20 exchange rule filings for spot bitcoin ETPs. This included a filing from Grayscale to convert its Bitcoin Trust into an ETP.3. **Change in Circumstances**: A recent court ruling found that the Commission did not adequately justify its disapproval of Grayscale’s proposed ETP....

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In a groundbreaking development for the cryptocurrency world, we are witnessing a historic milestone: the official approval of the first Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF).

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