Bitcoin News Roundup for Sept. 16, 2020
With bitcoin fighting for $11k and the first CBDC in real life, CoinDesk’s Markets Daily is back for your latest crypto news roundup! This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com, Bitstamp and Nexo.io. Today's stories: All Eyes on Fed Reserve Rate Announcement, as Bitcoin Fights for $11K With the Fed's decision on rates due later Wednesday, bitcoin traders will be watching the U.S. dollar action. Bahamas to Roll Out 'Sand Dollar' Digital Currency Next Month The Bahamas' "Sand Dollar" will likely be the world's first live central bank digital currency when it launches in October. Bitcoin CEO: MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor Explains His $425M Bet on BTC How the business analytics chief became Wall Street's boldest bitcoin maximalist. US State Bank Regulators Agree to Single Set of Rules for Fintech, Crypto Firm Licensing Agencies from 48 states are expected to unveil a new framework today that will simplify and consolidate regulation for crypto companies.
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Show Notes
With bitcoin fighting for $11k and the first CBDC in real life, CoinDesk’s Markets Daily is back for your latest crypto news roundup!
This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com, Bitstamp and Nexo.io.
Today's stories:
All Eyes on Fed Reserve Rate Announcement, as Bitcoin Fights for $11K
With the Fed's decision on rates due later Wednesday, bitcoin traders will be watching the U.S. dollar action.
Bahamas to Roll Out 'Sand Dollar' Digital Currency Next Month
The Bahamas' "Sand Dollar" will likely be the world's first live central bank digital currency when it launches in October.
Bitcoin CEO: MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor Explains His $425M Bet on BTC
How the business analytics chief became Wall Street's boldest bitcoin maximalist.
US State Bank Regulators Agree to Single Set of Rules for Fintech, Crypto Firm Licensing
Agencies from 48 states are expected to unveil a new framework today that will simplify and consolidate regulation for crypto companies.