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Bitcoin fell below $20,000 on June 18 for the first time since December 2020. It has plummeted around 60% this year.

The Bank for International Settlements has drawn up a blueprint for a future monetary system grounded in a digital representation of central bank money.

On-chain data shows investors exited positions acquired at much higher prices over the past three-day period.

Stocks in Europe gained in choppy trading on Monday. Sentiment remains fragile amid the Fed’s rate-hiking campaign. Iron ore, base metals slump on demand concerns; oil steady.

With the massive growth of machine learning (ML)-backed services, the term MLops has become a regular part of the conversation — and with good reason.

Indonesia and Japan have built connections with each other in the field of supervision and other financial cooperation.

Banks and big business are racing to get behind sustainable frameworks as the world sets its sights on net zero. But should startups feel the same urgency too?

Bitcoin investors are really suffering right now.

Bitcoin’s price plunged very close to $20,000 Wednesday as cryptocurrencies sank deeper into the red.

S&P 500 entered bear market country on June 13, down 21% from its high on Jan. 3, while Nasdaq has been in a bear market since March 2022.