Rocket Pool Made It Cheaper to Stake ETH Through Its Platform Following Ethereum Shanghai Upgrade

On Monday, the decentralized Ethereum-based staking protocol deployed Atlas granted users access to their staking rewards and lowered the barrier of entry to create an Ethereum validator.Source

Crypto Companies May Use a Supreme Court Doctrine to Push Back Against SEC: Lawyer

Crypto firms are using the major questions doctrine as a way to fend off regulators, Jason Gottlieb, a partner at Morrison Cohen LLP, said.Source

The Biggest Crypto Bull Cycle Is Upon Us: Bernstein

Macro catalysts are lining up for bitcoin, Bernstein’s latest report said.Source

Crypto Exchange Bybit Opens Global HQ in Dubai

Crypto exchange ByBit has opened its global headquarters in Dubai, nearly an year after it had revealed plans based on an in-principle approval to move its global headquarters to the city.Source

‘Pepe the Frog’ Memecoins Rocket as Crypto Twitter Moves Over Doge Obsession

Some early users have turned a few hundred dollars into six figures on the latest meme obsession.Source

Hong Kong’s Banks Are Taking Lead on What e-HKD Will Look Like: Source

At least one bank is leaning towards developing it on a permissioned blockchain.Source

First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Settles In Below $29.5K as Appeal of Riskier Assets Lessens

ALSO: CoinDesk’s Consensus Magazine unveils its latest special project, spotlighting 19 blockchain, crypto and Web3 projects to watch in 2023; ether dips to $2,070.Source

Bitcoin Surge Parallels Price Movement in 2019: Analyst

Vetle Lunde, who last week predicted bitcoin would reach $45,000 in May, said that markets seem to have stabilized as “rotten fruits” have been washed out of the industry.Source

MicroStrategy’s Saylor Integrates Bitcoin Lightning Address Into Corporate Email

The Lightning Address protocol allows users to send bitcoin over the Lightning Network to a wallet identifier resembling a conventional email address.Source

Ryuk Ransomware Gang’s Crypto Broker Gets Light Sentence After a Guilty Plea

Denis Dubnikov, a founder of two OTC trading desks in Russia tied to ransomware attacks, was sentenced to no jail time and forfeiture of $2,000 last week after a guilty plea, court documents show.Source