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DriveWealth, a SoftBank-backed startup is set to enter the crypto-verse as a liquidity provider to compete with Coinbase.

Turner Wright / Cointelegraph : Several crypto companies, including Coinbase and BitMEX, launch a coalition to maintain fair and orderly digital asset markets and prevent market abuse Harmonizing a broad global approach to digital assets and competition in the digital currency space race

Coinbase, FTX and Crypto.com All Dishing Out Millions for Super Bowl Ads. Read this full report

17 crypto industry giants including Coinbase, BitMEX and Anchorage Digital, have pledged to combat crypto market abuse and manipulation.

DriveWealth aims to be a crypto liquidity provider to compete with Coinbase while giving its partners retail clients the ability to trade crypto on their platforms.

Some of the world’s biggest crypto exchanges are paying millions of dollars for TV advertisements during the Super Bowl. According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, crypto exchanges Coinbase Global, FTX and Crypto.com are buying up ad slots during the NFL’s big finale for top-tier prices. It will be the first time crypto […] The post Coinbase, FTX and Crypto.com All Dishing Out Millions for Super Bowl Ads: Report appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

Founding members of the 17-strong group include Coinbase, Huobi Tech, Circle, GSR, and Anchorage Digital

Crypto''s Super Bowl advertisers include Coinbase Global, FTX and Crypto.com and Bitbuy will all make their pitches to consumers on Sunday.

Coinbase Global Inc. - Class A Common Stock''s (NASDAQ: COIN ) short percent of float has fallen 3.21% since last its last report. The company recently reported that it has 3.51 million shares sold short , which is 2.41% of all regular shares that are available for trading. Based on its trading volume, it would take traders 0.7 days to cover their short positions on average. Why Short Interest Matters Short interest is the number of shares that have been sold short but have not yet been covered or closed out. Short selling is when a trader sells shares of a company they do not own, with the hope that the price will fall. Traders make money from short selling if the price of the stock … Full story available on Benzinga.com

What happened: An anonymous Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC ) whale just transferred $32,417,153 worth of Bitcoin off Coinbase, and the investor then sent these funds to Binance. You can view more details about the transaction here . Why it matters: Bitcoin "Whales" (investors who own $10 million or more in BTC) typically send cryptocurrency between exchanges when looking for liquidity. If a whale were to sell all of their Bitcoin on one exchange, … Full story available on Benzinga.com

What happened: An anonymous cryptocurrency wallet holding $38,299,381 of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC ) just transferred their funds onto Coinbase. The bitcoin wallet address tied to this transfer has been identified as: 1LKtq91brmMTst2crUzxbdtknbmate439x You can view more details about the transaction here . Why it matters: Cryptocurrency transfers from wallets to exchanges is typically a bearish signal. Most high networth cryptocurrency traders hold their funds Full story available on Benzinga.com

What happened: A Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC ) whale just sent $40,622,042 worth of Bitcoin off Coinbase. The BTC address associated with this transaction has been identified as: bc1q03ngnwmh6v0ty6hqcemleeyhd9y2z0knefyvgk . Why it matters: Bitcoin "Whales" (investors who own $10 million or more in BTC) typically send cryptocurrency from exchanges when planning to hold their investments for an extended period of time. Storing large amounts of money on an exchange Full story available on Benzinga.com

What happened: An anonymous cryptocurrency wallet holding $46,009,030 of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC ) just transferred their funds onto Coinbase. The bitcoin wallet address tied to this transfer has been identified as: 14pPjWX71HfzTNwq7eq5eet8tEoHzJ5kUS You can view more details about the transaction here . Why it matters: Cryptocurrency transfers from wallets to exchanges is typically a bearish signal. Most high networth cryptocurrency traders hold their funds … Full story available on Benzinga.com

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