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Cryptocurrency stablecoin company Tether shared on X that the plaintiff had ended the appeal in the multi-year courtroom battle. Tether initially denied allegations of misconduct via a written statement one day before the lawsuit was filed in 2019. A conclusion of legal proceedings In a blog post on the Tether website, the stablecoin issuer shares that Chief Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has finalized the dismissal of Shawn Dolifka’s class action complaint against Tether and Bitfinex after denying his motion to amend.  You might also like: Tether to become a Bitcoin miner with a $500m investment in 2024 In light of this, Dolifka has chosen not to pursue an appeal. The court’s judgment now stands in favor of Tether and Bitfinex, concluding the legal proceedings. Judge Finalizes Dismissal of Meritless Lawsuit Against Tether and Bitfinex, Plaintiff Drops Appeal Read more ️https://t.co/fxObcUrp3Q ...

Trump’s first NFT collection has seen its value plummet by more than 60% following the latest launch which comes ahead of his 2024 presidential bid. Trump drops series 2 NFT collection ahead of presidential run Another round of digital nonfungible tokens (NFTs) trading cards have dropped bearing the likeness of former United States President Donald Trump, with 38,001 minted on Polygon (MATIC). The collection was launched on April 18 at a price of $99 each, it currently has a floor price of 0.0659 ETH ($145) according to data from NFT marketplace OpenSea and has racked up a volume of 592 Ether (ETH), or over $1.2 million. Based on the collections creator fee of 10% the sales have generated over $100,000, while the initial subscription generated an additional $3.76 million of revenue based on a sale price of $99. A screenshot of Trump's April 18 Instagram post. Source: Instagram Posting to Instagram, Trump suggested that he kept the price the same as it was for the first series “bec...

BTC whales and market makers are holding their leveraged long positions, even though BTC failed to break above $17,400 on Dec. 5 Bitcoin (BTC) bulls regained some control on Nov. 30 and they were successful in keeping BTC price above $16,800 for the past 5 days. While the level is lower than traders’ desired $19,000 to $20,000 target, the 8.6% gain since the Nov. 21, $15,500 low provides enough cushioning for eventual negative price surprises. One of these instances is the United States stock market trading down 1.5% on Dec. 5 after a stronger-than-expected reading of November ISM Services fueled concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve (FED) will continue hiking interest rates. At the September meeting, FED Chairman Jerome Powell indicated that the point of keeping interest rates flat "will need to be somewhat higher." Currently, the macroeconomic headwinds remain unfavorable and this is likely to remain the case until investors have a clearer picture of the employment market...