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Chamath Palihapitiya blamed the US regulators for their heavy crackdown recently on the US crypto industry and all associated players.
 
			        
        
The issue of unclear guidelines has been a major concern for many other crypto firms in the United States.
 
			        
        
US lawmakers recently slammed SEC Chair Gary Gensler over “rushed” rulemaking on crypto.
 
			        
        
Pharmaceutical powerhouse J&J expects to price its Kenvue IPO shares at $20 to $23 for a potential $40 billion company valuation.
 
			        
        
Bitcoin price is hinged on the current perception of the macroeconomic outlook and monetary policies from the United States Federal Reserve.
 
			        
        
Scaramucci stated that it was more likely that FTX, once valued at $32 billion, would end up selling its software and licensure before opening under a new brand.
 
			        
        
Abu Dhabi’s crypto and blockchain businesses are expected to grow exponentially and attract international investors, more so from the United States.
 
			        
        
Patrick McHenry and Glenn Thompson are at the forefront of the new market structure effort.
 
			        
        
Binance.US is reportedly closer to acquiring Voyager assets after the UCC secured a deal with the US federal government.
 
			        
        
Coinbase received its license to operate in Bermuda on April 19th. The action was taken to keep up with the company’s campaign for “global scale to go broad and deep”.
 
			        
        
The news comes as crypto companies are looking outside the United States and China for regulatory clarity.
 
			        
        
The lawmakers also referred to the enforcement actions against crypto companies by the SEC.
 
			        
        
In its Q1 2023 report, Swedish telecom giant Ericsson described India as a viable market that drove sales up fivefold.
 
			        
        
Bittrex has been asking the SEC for clarity as to which digital assets on the platform constitute a security, however, it received no response from the agency.
 
			        
        
SEC Chair Gary Gensler will testify before Congress today for allegedly promoting ALGO despite his hard-boiled stance against crypto assets.