Invesco, Fidelity and BlackRock, as well as crypto-focused firms Valkyrie and Bitwise, revealed key details including which companies they would partner with, as well as fees their Bitcoin ETFs would charge if approved. Their so-called S-1 filings are now “ready to party” as Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said on X.
DOJ Disputes Roman Storm’s Characterization of Tornado Cash Operations in New Filing
The DOJ charged Storm, alongside fellow developer Roman Semenov, with conspiring to commit money laundering, conspiring to operate an unlicensed...