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Elizabeth Warren and Sherrod Brown didn’t miss a chance to attack the crypto industry after bank failures.
Fear and trepidation spread across the crypto market last week following the high-profile collapses of Silvergate Bank and Silicon Valley Bank.
Bitcoin price is up nearly 20% in days as Wall Street opens to multiple bank stocks halted over extreme losses.
The market frenzy that started with the Silicon Valley Bank collapse is pushing BTC price higher but with some casualties left behind.
Positive developments concerning Circle's $3.3 billion worth of reserves held at Silicon Valley Bank and its new banking partners have seen USDC climb back toward its $1 peg.
Bitcoin recovers from the USDC’s depeg from the U.S. dollar.
Circle joined other customers and depositors in calling for the continuity of SVB in the US economy.
BlockFi’s capital allocated to the money market mutual fund is not FDIC insured, however the fund doesn’t appear to be managed by Silicon Valley Bank.
The crypto market is taking a walloping, and there are three important reasons why BTC’s $380 billion valuation is a key support for the entire market.
The company claimed that the bank's voluntary liquidation is its best path forward due to recent industry and regulatory developments.