Robinhood’s Crypto Wallet Adds Bitcoin and Dogecoin

Robinhood Markets is expanding the assets supported by its crypto wallet.Source

Controversial Digital Euro Plan to Be Led by Architect of Landmark MiCA Crypto Law

The center-right lawmaker previously negotiated the landmark MiCA crypto law for the European ParliamentSource

First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Rallies on Grayscale Court Win Over SEC

The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for August 30, 2023. First Mover is CoinDesk’s daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets.Source

Sam Bankman-Fried’s Allotted Prison Tech Is Inconvenient, but Fair: U.S. DOJ

Federal prosecutors say the FTX founders’ access to technology in pre-trial detention goes “above and beyond ” that which other defendants have been offered.Source

Grayscale Victory Against SEC Clears Path for Spot Bitcoin ETFs: Bernstein

The ruling increases the likelihood the SEC might approve all bitcoin spot ETF applications together, the report said.Source

Genesis Lender Group Opposes ‘Wholly Insufficient’ DCG Deal

Creditors with $2.4 billion in claims against the bankrupt crypto lender could scupper an agreement made after months of wrangling.Source

Grayscale Ruling Does Not Guarantee Bitcoin Spot ETF Approval, Traders Say

“It doesn’t mean that now Grayscale will be 100% able to list a spot Bitcoin ETF, nor that this will happen in the future,” one trader said.Source

Crypto Bank Seba Wins In-Principle Approval to Operate in Hong Kong

Approval is the first step in acquiring a full license for Seba Hong Kong to deal in crypto or virtual assets-related products and traditional securitiesSource

Grayscale’s Victory Ignites a GBTC Trading Frenzy as Investors Bet on Narrowing Discount to Bitcoin Price

The SEC must review its rejection to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust into an exchange-traded fund, the appeals court ruled Tuesday.Source

SEC’s Grayscale Court Rout Puts Agency in Will-They, Won’t-They Role Starring Gensler

The crypto industry’s campaign to set up exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has now pushed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission against a wall with Grayscale Investments’ consequential court win, but it’s still up to the agency to decide whether to retreat or keep fighting.Source