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  1. Court closes Custodia fight with Federal Reserve just as Fed opens master-account door
    Coindesk | 03/13/26 05:04 PM EDT

    Just days after the Federal Reserve granted a limited master account to Kraken, Crypto (CRCW) bank Custodia's years-long court battle with the Fed concludes in a loss.

  2. Bitcoin holds above $71,000, defying rising dollar, oil and U.S. bond yields
    Coindesk | 03/13/26 05:32 AM EDT

    Stronger dollar, rising Treasury yields, and tech equities treading water contrast with bitcoin?s resilience amid geopolitical tensions.

  3. XRP steadies near $1.38 as Bollinger squeeze hints at breakout
    Coindesk | 03/12/26 01:15 AM EDT

    The U.S. Consumer Price Index release tends to influence Federal Reserve policy expectations and risk appetite.

  4. European Central Bank unveils tokenized finance plan to bolster EU's financial autonomy
    Coindesk | 03/11/26 11:11 AM EDT

    The Appia roadmap for a euro-based tokenized financial system is part of the European Union?s push to reduce reliance on foreign financial infrastructure.

  5. U.S. February CPI matches forecasts, reinforcing expectations for no near-term rate cuts
    Coindesk | 03/11/26 08:35 AM EDT

    The price of bitcoin was trading at $69,500 following the news, down 1.2% over the past 24 hours.

  6. Next week could spice things up for bitcoin as seven central banks face an inflation test
    Coindesk | 03/11/26 03:14 AM EDT

    Seven major central banks, including the Federal Reserve, will issue rate decisions next week just as war-driven oil price spikes raise fresh concerns about global inflation.

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