The largest cryptocurrency investment manager, Grayscale, is introducing 6 new digital asset funds, while the Bitcoin whitepaper is now hosted by the official websites of the Government of Colombia and the city of Miami. This and more news in this handy daily summary so you are always informed with those most recent events that happen within the crypto world.
📍 Grayscale seeks to make its way in the decentralized ecosystem (DeFi), with their new proposals for trusts and funds for token usage of the DeFi space. The company presented proposals for the creation of 6 new funds, of which 3 are directly related to decentralized finance. Grayscale's proposals include the creation of trusts for AAVE (AAVE), Cosmos (CMOS) y Polka dots (DOT), plus Monero (XMR), EOS (EOS) y Cardano (ADA). At press time, Grayscale's assets under management total more than $25 billion.
📍 The crypto community, and the community in general, that supports and believes in Bitcoin and in their decentralization, they continue to publish the whitepaper of this cryptocurrency, as a clear response and challenge to the threats of legal lawsuits announced against Bitcoin.org and Bitcoin Core by the well-known “Fake Satoshi”, Craig Wright. Now, the network's white paper can also be found published on the Colombian government's websites, according to informs the country's former vice minister of digital economy, jehudi castro; and on the Miami municipal government website, as reported by the city's Mayor Francis Suárez.
📍 The CEO of microstrategy, Michael Saylor, stated that the company will continue with its investment policy in Bitcoin, transforming the company's excess cash into this cryptocurrency to protect its funds from inflation. In the declaration that the company filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the manager noted that MicroStrategy will maintain its investments in bitcoins, and will continue to design new corporate strategies to explore new approaches that will allow it to continue acquiring additional bitcoins in the future.
📍 The founder of the American investment management company Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, is changing its stance on Bitcoin. The investment expert, who recently did not believe in the potential of this cryptocurrency, is pointing out that this is an amazing technological achievement for society, thanks to Bitcoin's qualities as a type of electronic, decentralized cash and as a reserve of wealth and value.
At interview reviewed by Bloomberg, Dalio expressed that he is considering cryptocurrencies as investments for new funds, as a mechanism to protect investors from the devaluation of fiat money.
📍 Catalonia will be the first to test the functionalities of the new digital platform and app AOKpass, designed to open the economy in a safe way. The new platform and application, developed on technology blockchainit's driven by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), and has the support of the Blockchain Center of Catalonia (BBC), the Girona Chamber of Commerce, and several other institutions.
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