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One in five Americans has invested in, traded or otherwise used cryptocurrency, a new NBC News polls shows.

A select few firms, including Revolut and Copper, will be allowed to continue trading after a temporary register closes Friday, the FCA said.

The yen was in focus for investors, after the Bank of Japan’s offer Monday to buy unlimited amounts of 10-year JGBs at 0.25%

Bitcoin jumped following a slew of bullish developments for the cryptocurrency.

British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to announce a new regulatory regime for crypto in the coming weeks, sources tell CNBC.

U.S. stock futures rose Friday as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq tracked for their second straight positive week.

Ukraine’s president signed the law as Russia’s invasion of the country continues, underscoring the importance of cryptocurrencies amid the conflict.

ConsenSys has raised $450 million in a funding round backed by the likes of Microsoft, SoftBank and Temasek.

“I have millions of dollars, 20% of my portfolio is now in cryptocurrencies and blockchain,” O’Leary said on “Squawk Box.”

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell on Thursday as some of the initial excitement around U.S. President Joe Biden’s executive order on digital assets faded.

President Joe Biden signed an executive order directing agencies to coordinate efforts to regulate cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were higher Wednesday after President Joe Biden announced his highly anticipated executive order on digital assets.

The Ukrainian government has raised around $35 million through cryptocurrencies since the start of the Russian invasion.

Ukraine’s government issued war bonds on Tuesday and said it has raised 8.1 billion Ukrainian hryvnia ($270 million).

Bitcoin could be having a “watershed” moment, one expert said, as the cryptocurrency continued to rally off of lows seen last week.

Bitcoin prices surged 10% on Monday as sanctions were imposed on Russian institutions including its banks — in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The crypto market rose on Monday as U.S equities fell, after the Treasury Department imposed new sanctions against Russia’s central bank.

Ukraine’s government has raised more than $10 million in cryptocurrency donations, according to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic.

The jump in U.S. stocks and a so-called short squeeze could be behind the big rebound in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

The price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rebounded along with equity markets following Russia’s attack on Ukraine.