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09.04.26 - 23:49
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Adam Back Denies He Is Anonymous Bitcoin Founder Satoshi Nakamoto (Bloomberg)
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Adam Back, Co-Founder and CEO of Blockstream, denied claims that he is the mysterious and anonymous founder of bitcoin after a New York Times investigation tied him to the creation of the currency.
Back said that it's 'natural' that people are curious but that since Nakamoto stopped posting on online forums there have been few 'digital breadcrumbs' to point people towards an answer. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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09.04.26 - 21:01
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Bitcoin ETF Our "Best-Ever" Launch: Morgan Stanley′s Oldenburg (Bloomberg)
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Amy Oldenburg, head of digital-asset strategy at Morgan Stanley, joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Markets." Morgan Stanley is set to become the first Wall Street bank to launch its own Bitcoin-tracking ETF, a milestone for the digital-asset ecosystem that underscores how deeply the original cryptocurrency has embedded itself in the financial mainstream — even as the market around it has cooled. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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09.04.26 - 14:27
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Even A 1% Bitcoin Allocation Can Drastically Reshape Portfolio Risk, Schwab Finds (ZeroHedge)
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Even A 1% Bitcoin Allocation Can Drastically Reshape Portfolio Risk, Schwab Finds
Authored by Micah Zimmerman via BitcoinMagazine.com,
A new research note from Charles Schwab is challenging a simple question many investors still ask: how much cryptocurrency is “right” for a portfolio.
The answer, the firm argues, is less about prediction and more about psychology—specifically, how much volatility an investor can realistically live with.
The report focuses on exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum, two of the most widely held digital assets. While they often enter portfolios as small “satellite” positions, Schwab finds they can behave like much larger holdings once risk is taken into account.
Even allocations as low as 1% to 3% can meaningfully reshape portfolio behavior, the analysis shows. That shift is not just about returns. It is about how a portfolio feels during stress. In sharp market declines, crypto does not sit quietly in the background. It moves first, and often further tha...
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