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Economist, investor, and analyst at FinTech & Hard Money Tuur Demeester has taken to Twitter to show photos of the Bitcoin logo getting a public demonstration in a major city in Germany Frankfurt am Main.
The city has a population of over 700,000 and now some of them have got a chance to see the Bitcoin logo projected onto a glassy skyscraper called the Seat of the ECB – the main building of the European Central Bank.
The caption projected under the Bitcoin sign urges the viewers to “study Bitcoin”. Demeester tweeted that this is “another memorable moment in monetary history”. He believes that TV news in Germany and the EU are likely to avoid reporting this.
"Bitcoin" projected on the Seat of the ECB in Frankfurt. Another memorable moment in monetary history. Will be avoided by TV news in Europe. Still happened. 🦇 pic.twitter.com/gdVL5lr6kh
— Tuur Demeester (@TuurDemeester) March 30, 2023
Yuri MolchanBitcoin nears $29,000 despite regulatory attacks at exchanges
Over the past 24 hours, the flagship digital currency BTC has risen to briefly reach $29,159 on the Bitstamp exchange. That was a rise of over 8.5 percent since Tuesday this week. By now, Bitcoin has stepped back to trade at $28,258.
The price surge for BTC has been happening despite the recent lawsuit of the CFTC regulator against the Binance exchange and CZ based on allegations that the largest crypto trader by volume has been violating regulatory rules on spot and derivatives trading in the US.
After that, just recently, another US regulator, the SEC, hit the Beaxy crypto exchange, accusing the founder of misappropriating the funds of the company’s clients.
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