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Filing Claims U.S. Prosecutors Knew License Wasn’t Required for Samourai Wallet, Prosecuted Them Anyways 

Bitcoin Magazine Filing Claims U.S. Prosecutors Knew License Wasn’t Required for Samourai Wallet, Prosecuted Them Anyways  The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crime Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) is now facing serious questions after a new court filing reveals it charged the developers of Samourai Wallet with operating an unlicensed money transmitter—despite being told by the relevant regulator

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Filing Claims U.S. Prosecutors Knew License Wasn’t Required for Samourai Wallet, Prosecuted Them Anyways 
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crime Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) is now facing serious questions after a new court filing reveals it charged the developers of Samourai Wallet with operating an unlicensed money transmitter—despite being told by the relevant regulator that no license was required…
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Bitcoin Price Analysis: What Are BTC’s Next Targets After Surging Past $70K?

Bitcoin is showing signs of tentative recovery after holding $60k support. The price is now located around the low $70k region once again. The overall macro situation just shifted slightly with news of a temporary ceasefire emerging in the Iran conflict, which has previously influenced risk sentiment and commodity markets…

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Bitcoin Price Analysis: What Are BTC’s Next Targets After Surging Past $70K?

Bitcoin is showing signs of tentative recovery after holding $60k support. The price is now located around the low $70k region once again. The overall macro situation just shifted slightly with news of a temporary ceasefire emerging in the Iran conflict, which has previously influenced risk sentiment and commodity markets…
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The New York Times says it’s identified bitcoin’s inventor. The crypto industry doesn’t seem to care.

A report in The New York Times claims to have identified the person who goes by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamato, the inventor of bitcoin and one of the richest people on Earth…

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A report in The New York Times claims to have identified the person who goes by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamato, the inventor of bitcoin and one of the richest people on Earth…
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XRP Price Analysis: Capital Inflows Could Push Price Toward $1.60

XRP is currently the only major asset attracting fresh capital, highlighting a shift in investor focus, as of 8 April 2026. While broader crypto sentiment remains uncertain, XRP shows relative strength as traders rotate funds toward assets displaying resilience and short-term upside potential. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, Ethereum…

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XRP Price Analysis: Capital Inflows Could Push Price Toward $1.60

XRP is currently the only major asset attracting fresh capital, highlighting a shift in investor focus, as of 8 April 2026. While broader crypto sentiment remains uncertain, XRP shows relative strength as traders rotate funds toward assets displaying resilience and short-term upside potential. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, Ethereum…
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White House Says Banning Stablecoin Yield Would Hurt Consumers More Than It Helps Banks

Bitcoin Magazine White House Says Banning Stablecoin Yield Would Hurt Consumers More Than It Helps Banks A White House economic analysis finds that banning stablecoin yield would provide negligible benefits to bank lending while costing consumers more in lost returns. This post White House Says Banning Stablecoin Yield Would Hurt Consumers More Than It Helps

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White House Says Banning Stablecoin Yield Would Hurt Consumers More Than It Helps Banks
A White House economic analysis finds that banning stablecoin yield would provide negligible benefits to bank lending while costing consumers more in lost returns.
This post White House Says Banning Stablecoin Yield Would Hurt Consumers More Than It Helps Banks first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman…
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