1. The SEC approved exchanges to expedite the listing process for Bitcoin and gold ETPs.
2. The US Congress advanced the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act, proposing to purchase 1 million Bitcoins over five years.
3. The SEC approved universal listing standards for commodity trust shares, easing the listing process for digital asset ETFs.
4. New York financial regulators required banks to use blockchain analysis technology to combat illegal activity.
5. The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to exempt some crypto companies from traditional financial regulations.
6. Standard Chartered Bank, Qatar National Bank, and DMZ Finance launched a tokenized money market fund.
7. BTC supply on centralized exchanges is at a seven-year low.
8. Gemini's stock price fell below its IPO price of $28 on Wednesday, wiping out its market capitalization to $2.9 billion.
9. OpenVPP was accused of falsely claiming to be collaborating with the US government, but an SEC commissioner clarified that it was not involved.
10. New York financial regulators required banks to use blockchain analysis tools to combat illegal activity.
11. Bitfinex: Bitcoin has formed new resistance near $116,000 and may struggle to change until it regains upward momentum.
12. The total open interest in BNB futures contracts is approaching $2 billion, setting a new all-time high.
